Admission

Emory students rank among the best in critical thinking, imagination, learning and commitment to community.

They share an interest in education for its own merits, and the desire to apply academic expertise in creative and practical service to others. They have diverse backgrounds and experiences that enhance Emory's classrooms and campus life.

Emory's undergraduate and graduate schools all manage their own admission process. Prospective students are invited to contact the specific school they are interested in directly.

Undergraduate Admission

Emory offers prospective students the choice of starting college on two distinct campuses. Rising juniors may choose to complete any of several degree options.

Undergraduate Schools

Graduate Admission

Emory is home to a graduate school plus professional schools in business, law, medicine, nursing, public health and theology.

Graduate and Professional Schools

Student Spotlight

Starring: Emory

Campus Life

Recent Emory College graduates Austin Reynolds and Jeremy White swapped late hours of writing theses for extended nights and long months producing a short film, "The Misadventure" (working title: "Disconnected"). To make the script come alive, they asked for support from the Emory community. "Ninety percent of the cast and crew are Emory-affiliated," Reynolds says. The film is to premiere at Emory this fall.

Arts at Emory

Life at Emory Spotlight

From Midtown to Africa

Emory Report

"As an ICU nurse, it's expected that once in a while we may have to work in unfamiliar areas," writes D. Dennis Flores, who works at Emory University Hospital Midtown. But "not even in my wildest Florence Nightingale moment did I think that would include international travel. As part of a rotating group of health care personnel from the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, our motley group of three RNs was deployed to Durban, South Africa, to mentor nurses, to assist in the transfer of knowledge and help in capacity building."

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