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Schools
Undergraduate Emory College of Arts and Sciences
  Goizueta Business School
  Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing
  Oxford College
Graduate Goizueta Business School
  James. T. Laney School of Graduate Studies
  School of Law
  School of Medicine
  Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing
  Rollins School of Public Health
  Candler School of Theology

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Students
Enrollment, Fall 2011 Total 13,893
  Undergraduate 7,441
  Graduate and Professional 6,452
Emory College of Arts and Sciences    
SAT Middle 50%, Fall 2011  
  Total
 2020-2220
  Verbal
 650-740
  Math 670-770
  Writing 660-750
ACT Middle 50%, Fall 2011 30-33
Degrees Awarded (2010-2011) Total 3,935
  Undergraduate 2,025
  Graduate 1,910
Varsity athletic teams, NCAA Division III
18


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Employees
Employees (as of Sept. 1, 2011)  
  Total, Emory University and Emory Healthcare 24,884
  University Faculty and Staff 12,949
  Emory Healthcare 11,935

Emory ranks as the third-largest private employer in the metro Atlanta area.

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Economic Impact
Annual Operating Budget (2011-2012) $3.5 billion
  Emory University $1.5 billion
  Emory Healthcare $2 billion
Endowment and Trust Funds $5.3 billion, as of August 31, 2011
Total Research Funding Awards
 $539.7 million in fiscal 2011

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For more detailed data on our schools and colleges, please download Emory's 2011-12 Academic Profile (PDF 321KB).