Emory students pursue community involvement through volunteer service, coursework and internships. The university is committed to developing graduates who will become the next generation of leaders, grounded in a strong moral and ethical foundation. We help students identify ways to connect and sequence service activities, coursework and research experiences, which helps them pursue related career choices.

Emory College of Arts and Sciences offers a Community Building and Social Change minor. And community-focused courses are offered across many departments and academic disciplines, providing students with both hands-on learning experiences and theoretical expertise necessary to learn effective community benefiting practices. | Admission | Activities

We know you have a lot to remember and do as you prepare to apply to college, and we've put together a few links to make the application process easier. The regular decision deadline is Jan. 15, 2013, with decisions released April 1, 2013. Emory College | Oxford College | Common application | Download common app guidelines (PDF)

Emory is recognized among peer schools for its distinctive combination of quality and affordability. We're committed to meeting 100 percent of demonstrated financial need for all accepted undergraduate students.

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Whether they are caring for orphaned children in Haiti, assisting with maternity care in the Dominican Republic, or caring for homeless patients in Jamaica, Emory nursing students are making a difference in people’s lives. Student nurses are spending their winter break caring for underserved communities in the Caribbean.

Gifts to the Lillian Carter Center for Global Health & Social Responsibility and the Service Learning Program fund at the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing support service-learning initiatives like these. They give student nurses invaluable experience and provide critical health services to those who otherwise might not receive care. | Campaign Emory