Financial Aid

Your undergraduate experience should start with expanding opportunities, not limiting choices. That’s why Emory is committed to making college affordable for all qualified students who wish to attend, regardless of financial means.

In 2010–2011, Emory awarded more than $154 million in financial aid to undergraduates and you may be eligible.

Emory practices need-blind admission in the freshmen admission process, so your financial situation will not influence our consideration of your application. Your economic background is not a barometer of your ability to succeed at Emory; neither should it be a barrier to your applying.

 

Emory’s response to today’s economic challenges is active rather than passive. The top priorities for use of our financial resources include to reward, retain and recruit the best faculty and staff and to recruit and retain top students.

—Emory University President James W. Wagner