Emory Admission

Political activism has always been connected to the arts. Dr. Alix Olson explores this fascinating relationship in her Discovery Seminar, "The U.S. Arts of Activism". Make sure you watch for a glimpse of her spoken word poetry as well!

Early Decision 1 notifications will be shared on the Emory Applicant portal on Wednesday, December 11 after 6pm ET. Good luck and thank you to everyone who applied EDI for the Class of 2029! 💙💛 #Emory2029

Up next in our Discovery Seminar showcase is Dr. Natalia Bayona Vasquez's "The Biology of Pets." Dr. Bayona Vasquez introduces students to the world of biology through studying their favorite thing - their pets! Learn more about this unique class from Dr. Bayona Vasquez herself.

Welcome to the first admitted students of Emory's Class of 2029! You're going to love it here 💙💛

Emory meets 100% of demonstrated financial need through non-repayable grants instead of loans. Be sure to submit all necessary documents before your application plan's deadline to receive your financial aid package.

Students applying to Oxford College now have the option to spend their first semester studying abroad in London with our new Oxford Launch: London program. Learn more about this program here: brnw.ch/21wOQCB

Dr. Tien Chih is on a mission to make math fun. Learn about his Discovery Seminar called "Modern Math through Games" and see how he inspires students to love math.

The next Discovery Seminar being featured is "Black Church, Black Music" which is taught by Dr. Emorja Roberson. Hear how students explore this topic in and out of the classroom.

For the next few weeks we will be showcasing Oxford College's Discovery Seminars and the incredible faculty that teach them. First up, Dr. Jennifer McGee and her seminar called "The Long Strange Trip: The History & Science of LSD".

Let's serve the world and lead it, too 🌎. Early Decision I applications are due November 1, so it's not too late to apply. Add Emory College and Oxford College to your Common App today: brnw.ch/21wObcq

“As a member of Emory's official dance team, E-Motion, it's fun to have dance as an outlet because I spend a lot of time working in the research lab or studying, so it feels good to ground myself through dance.” -Rose Danuser 25C  #EmoryxMe

“When I first arrived on campus from the UK, I told myself I was just going to stay within the walls of Emory, but then I went out with friends and I've had some of the best memories.” -Malia Wakesho 26C #EmoryxMe #EmoryUniversity #LifeAtEmory

“Debate gave me the opportunity to learn about so many important issues and topics, and I always knew I wanted to continue my engagement with it in some capacity.” -Darby Osborne 24Ox 26C #EmoryxMe #EmoryUniversity #LifeAtEmory

"I had to fly 20+ hours to get here and transfer three times from my hometown of Saipan... It was difficult for me to decide to go to college away from home, but I think I made a great decision. I feel like I'm brave for doing so, and I don't regret anything.” -Tina Zhen 26C

Regular Decision notifications have been released! Congratulations and welcome to the Emory University Class of 2028 🦅🎉! Log into your applicant portal to receive your decision notification: brnw.ch/21wIhZ8

💙💛 RD notifications will be posted Wednesday, March 27, after 6pm ET! Good luck and thank you to everyone who applied Regular Decision for the Class of 2028. To receive your admission decision, log into your Emory applicant portal Wednesday night: brnw.ch/21wIdj7

"My support system would mainly be my friends. One of which I knew before I came to Emory, and she's been a strong support system. We both attended secondary school in Nigeria. It's funny - I didn't know we were both coming here until we got to campus." -Oyinlola Olawoye 26C

“In my sophomore year I wanted to give back to the Emory community, and I decided to join the tour guide process... As a senior looking back, it was incredibly introspective to meet students from across the nation, and it helped me build my social skills." -Matthew Somekh 24C

“As a freshman, it was easy to get stressed out about classes, but the upperclassmen on my soccer team reassured me that these feelings are normal and that most people experience them.” -Carly Wilson 26C  #EmoryxMe

“I have been interested in research for as long as I can remember... Getting involved in that field is super important so that I can start to help solve big issues. I joined SIRE, a year-long research program and I am excited to get to work!” -Claire Bowman 25C #EmoryxMe #Emory