Emory University

Atlanta, United States · founded 1836

City: Atlanta
Country: United States
Founded: 1836
THE rank: 102
Students: 13,652
International: 20%
Degree programmes: 142
Students per staff member: 4
Women students: 61%
THE overall score: 65.9
Application fee: $75

International tuition fees at Emory University

Bachelor: $64,280 per year
Master: $47,722 per year

Undergraduate: out-of-state tuition and fees as filed with the U.S. Department of Education (College Scorecard). International undergraduates normally pay at least this; some universities add an international surcharge on top. Graduate: average out-of-state tuition plus required fees for full-time graduate students, academic year 2023-24, as reported to IPEDS. Professional programmes (law, medicine, business) often charge more.

Entry requirements at Emory University

What Emory University says it asks for from an applicant, 2023-24.

English language test: Considered
Admission tests (SAT/ACT): Considered
Secondary school GPA: Not considered
Secondary school record: Required
Essay or personal statement: Required
Letters of recommendation: Considered
Work experience: Considered

Emory University had 31,929 applicants and admitted 3,543, of whom 1,426 enrolled — an admission rate of 11%. The middle half of admitted students scored 710–760 on SAT reading and writing and 750–790 on SAT maths. The middle half scored 32–34 on the ACT. 42% of admitted students submitted an SAT score and 19% an ACT score.