Emory University

Emory University is a private research university founded in 1836 in Atlanta, Georgia. Consistently ranked among the top 25 universities in the United States, Emory enrolls 15,000 students and is globally known for public health and medicine — its main campus is steps from the CDC headquarters, and Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health is one of the top 5 in the US. The Carter Center is housed on Emory’s campus.

Schools and Colleges

• School of Medicine — Top-25 US medical school; Grady Hospital and Emory Healthcare partnerships
• Rollins School of Public Health — Top-5 public health school; adjacent to CDC headquarters
• Goizueta Business School — Top-25 MBA; exceptional Atlanta business connections
• School of Law — Top-30 US law school; strong civil rights and health law
• Candler School of Theology — One of the US’s top Methodist theology schools

How to Apply

• Application: Common App | Acceptance Rate: ~11% | Tuition: ~$57,948 | Meets 100% of need

Key Deadlines

• Early Decision I: November 1 | Regular Decision: January 1