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DON’T WONDER

IF YOU’LL

THINK ABOUT

WHICH CORNER YOU’LL TACKLE FIRST

It’s the study of subjects

including science, languages,

philosophy, literature, and

math that teaches you to

write, think critically, and solve

problems. It’s a foundation

for you, but also for humanity,

preparing you to serve, lead,

and—yes—change the world.

WHY STUDY LIBERAL ARTS?

Study the humanities—

philosophy, arts, writing,

and more—because the

world depends on it.

FURTHER HUMANITY

83% of our students volunteer

in Atlanta and beyond.

UNLEASH YOUR ACTIVISM

Most students work at an

internship (often more than one)

during their four years. Choose

from about 2,000 in Atlanta and

10,000+ beyond.

GAIN EXPERIENCE THAT WORKS

Study abroad for a semester, summer, or year in 100+ programs

in 40+ countries. Or immerse yourself in a global campus culture

of 3,500+ international students and scholars.

BUILD A NEW WORLD VIEW

Our professors love to teach—

plus, they are leading scholars,

scientists, artists, and experts

in their fields.

LEARN FROM THE ONES WHO WROTE THE BOOK ON IT

70+

majors

50+

minors

10+

preprofessional choices

MAJOR LIKE YOU MEAN IT

among national

universities (tie)

US News & World Report (2018)

#21

RESEARCH LIKE A ROCK STAR

of students work on

academic and/or artistic

research with a faculty

member

55%

ATLANTA: A PROGRESSIVE, GLOBAL CITY

Get your start where the weather is warm

and the city is cool.

• The business, technology, entertainment, and

health care center of the Southeast.

• No. 1 City for Availability of Internships (tie)

(WalletHub)

• No. 6 Among the Best Places for New Grads

to Launch Their Career (Business Insider)

• From the arts to great food, pro sports to a

legendary music scene, you’ll find energy and

activity right in our backyard.

• And it’s true what they say—Southern charm

is alive and well here.

At Emory University you’ll find bold liberal arts and fearless

research. We shape creative thinkers, problem solvers, and leaders

who make the world a better place.

Imagine what you could do.

4 UNDERGRADUATE CHOICES

Spend your first and second year at either Emory College or Oxford College, and then decide: you can continue at Emory College for a BS or BA, apply to Emory’s Goizueta Business School for a BBA, or continue to our School of Nursing to earn a BSN.

FIRST YEAR SOPHOMORE YEAR

BBA

BSN BS/BA

JUNIOR YEAR SENIOR YEAR OXFORD COLLEGE

EMORY COLLEGE

GOIZUETA BUSINESS SCHOOL

EMORY COLLEGE

SCHOOL OF NURSING

BUSINE S S

NURSING

EMORY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

is a rigorous liberal arts experience in a

research-university setting. Professors are the leading scholars in their fields,

and learning is enriched by research, internships, and life with smart, involved

students like you. The average class size is 24.

As a sophomore, apply to our

GOIZUETA BUSINESS SCHOOL

for your

final two years of study and earn a BBA.

Start your BSN at our

NELL HODGSON

WOODRUFF SCHOOL OF NURSING

even in

your first year on campus, or wait until

junior year—you choose.

96%

PARTICIPATE IN AN INTERNSHIP

45%

PARTICIPATE IN NURSING SERVICE TRIPS

Learning that inspires and

also gets you ready

• The curriculum emphasizes interdisci-plinary thinking, preparing you to tackle emerging fields with a multi-perspective approach.

• In Nature of Evidence classes you use evidence as you learn, sharpening prob-lem-solving skills.

• More than half of our students choose to double major, often in very different programs (like biology and dance).

Knock yourself out

• 2/3 of undergraduates live on campus in an active community. With 550+ clubs, teams, and arts groups, there is always something to do.

• Compete (or cheer) for the Eagles: Emory has 18 NCAA Division III varsity teams. • Unusual and fun traditions include the

spirited Songfest competition during Orientation and Wonderful Wednesday, a weekly campuswide celebration.

OXFORD COLLEGE

is a challenging, small liberal arts college experience

in a close-knit campus of first- and second-year students. Professors

are committed to the art of teaching and reaching students, and

undergraduates excel at student leadership. The average class size is 20.

Learning that makes you

roll up your sleeves

• Unique academic experiences pair evidenced-based research, service learning, and small class sizes to chal-lenge and inspire.

• Here student leadership is legendary— 79% hold a leadership position on campus. • Travel courses pair a seminar with a

weeklong journey so you can see in person the people and sites you’ve studied.

Join our one-of-a-kind community

• Oxford College is located on Emory University’s original, historic campus in Oxford, Georgia, a town 38 miles from Atlanta.

• Work with your class at the Oxford Organic Farm to gather knowledge, experience, and radishes for dinner. • Bring your talents to one of Oxford’s 80+

clubs, teams, and student organizations on campus.

Leverage your learning

• 5 primary areas of study: accounting, finance, information systems and operations management, marketing, and strategy and management.

• 4 collaborative concentrations with Emory College: arts management, environment and sustainability management, film and media management, and health innovation. • Junior and senior seminars begin your

professional development process with interdisciplinary leadership research, industry- specific insights, and targeted career skills. • The BBA Council hosts weekly social events

and an annual leadership conference.

Prepare for impact

• A top-ranked nursing school and a leader in National Institute of Health funding. • 500+ clinical partners in Atlanta and across

the globe give you a range and depth of experience.

• The Pre-Nursing program can get you started with electives and prerequisites even in your first year on campus.

• 12 student organizations include the Emory Multicultural Student Nursing Association and the Emergency Preparedness Student Nursing Alliance, in partnership with the CDC.

4.8

9.4

% %

10.8

%

31.8

% %

6.2

%

19.3

%

17.6

International

EMORY COLLEGE’S DIVERSE COMMUNITY

Self-identified race/ethnicity of 2018 first-year class CAUCASIAN/WHITE

32.0%

ASIAN/ASIAN AMERICAN

28.5%

AFRICAN AMERICAN/BLACK

9.3%

HISPANIC/LATINO

9.1%

AMERICAN INDIAN

0.6%

INTERNATIONAL

17.7%

DID NOT IDENTIFY

2.8%

16.6

5.6

12.5

%

10.2

% %

33.1

% %

6.0

% %

16.0

International

OXFORD COLLEGE’S DIVERSE COMMUNITY

8:1

STUDENT: FACULTY RATIO DURING CLINICALS UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT

858

UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT

503

NATIONS

26

40

STATES

979

TOTAL ENROLLMENT

96%

OF CLASSES HAVE FEWER THAN 30 STUDENTS

537

FIRST-YEAR CLASS

1,462

FIRST-YEAR CLASS

5,522

TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT

82%

OF CLASSES HAVE FEWER THAN 30 STUDENTS

Geographic distribution of 2018 first-year class

(BASED ON LOCATION OF HIGH SCHOOL)

Geographic distribution of 2018 first-year class

(BASED ON LOCATION OF HIGH SCHOOL)

Self-identified race/ethnicity of 2018 first-year class CAUCASIAN/WHITE

36.9%

ASIAN/ASIAN AMERICAN

21.5%

AFRICAN AMERICAN/BLACK

10.9%

HISPANIC/LATINO

8.2%

AMERICAN INDIAN

0.5%

INTERNATIONAL

17.2%

DID NOT IDENTIFY

4.7%

NATIONS

20

46

STATES NATIONS

61

50

STATES

#17

#13

for best value college among

200 top liberal arts institutions

Kiplinger’s Personal Finance (2018)

for best value based on

academic quality and average

need-based financial aid

US News & World Report (2018)

18%

of students receive

federal Pell Grants

100%

_{of demonstrated financial need met}

for all admitted domestic students

$52,000

average starting salary

97%

pass the nursing board exam

the first time they take it

(national average: 90%)

NURSING CLASS OF 2017

$66,472

average starting salary

Position yourself for what’s next

Even as career fields integrate and change, you’ll be prepared

and in demand after graduation. (All outcome statistics include

Oxford College students.)

EMORY COLLEGE

EY • PwC • The Home Depot • CDC • Triage Consulting Group • Seyfarth Shaw • Google • NetSuite • Teach for America • Emory University

BUSINESS SCHOOL

PwC • EY • IBM • Macy’s • Deloitte • J.P. Morgan • Newell Brands • Booz Allen Hamilton • Accenture • Black & Veatch • Chewy.com • Citi • Grant Thornton • KPMG • SunTrust

SCHOOL OF NURSING

Emory Healthcare • Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta • UCLA Health • NYU Medical Center • Texas Children’s Hospital • Atlanta VA Medical Center • and other leading Atlanta-area hospitals

CLASS OF 2017

TOP EMPLOYERS

Emory • Duke • Columbia •

Northwestern • University of

St Andrews • NYU • Wash U,

St Louis • Johns Hopkins •

Penn • University of Texas

EMORY COLLEGE CLASS OF 2017 TOP GRAD SCHOOLS

MEDICAL SCHOOL AVERAGE ADMIT RATES, CLASS OF 2018

95%

_{with offer within}

3 months of graduation

BUSINESS CLASS OF 2017

CLASS OF 2017

After graduation, this is what our Emory College graduates are doing.

.5%

.5%

41%

36%

9%

9%

4%

41%

Employed

36%

Continuing Education/Fellowships

4%

Postgraduate Internships

9%

Gap Year/Volunteer/Not Actively Seeking

.5%

Return to Home Country

.5%

Military

9%

Currently Seeking Opportunity

(90% response rate)

The Emory Career Center collects information up to 3 months after graduation versus the national standard of 6 months after graduation. We believe this is a more accurate representation of career outcomes shortly after graduation. (Numbers add up to more than 100 due to rounding.)

admit rate for all

Emory graduates

51%

admit rate for Emory graduates

who engaged with Emory’s

PreHealth Advising

58%

GET STARTED

ADMISSION DEADLINE FINANCIAL AID DEADLINE (FAFSA/PROFILE/IDOC)

EARLY DECISION I (EDI)

November 1

December 3

SCHOLAR PROGRAMS

November 15

(Based on selected

decision plan)

EARLY DECISION II (EDII)

January 1

January 15

REGULAR DECISION

January 1

February 15

IMPORTANT DATES

Apply online

Apply to Emory College, Oxford College, or both with one application and one $75 applica-tion fee. We accept the Common Applicaapplica-tion and the Coalition Application.

Evaluating your application

We look at performance inside and outside of the classroom. We pay closest attention to: • the rigor of your high school curriculum within the context of your school • a solid GPA, usually an A/B+ average • test scores, recommendations, and essays • a commitment to extracurriculars, including

school groups, your community, or a job

Consider financial aid

Our approach includes need-based financial aid, merit-based scholarships, and programs

like Emory Advantage and QuestBridge, making an Emory education accessible to all. Learn more about these programs at

studentaid.emory.edu. The financial aid

application includes the FAFSA, CSS Profile, Noncustodial Profile (if applicable), and tax returns.

Merit scholarships and

scholars programs

We offer partial to full merit-based scholar-ships. For consideration, students need to apply by November 15. (Students applying Early Decision I must apply by November 1.) Students selected as Emory Scholars have access to dedicated scholars programming, advising, and unique research opportunities and funding all four years. For information, please visit apply.emory.edu/merit.

2018–2019 Estimated Expenses

EMORY COLLEGE OXFORD COLLEGE Tuition $50,590 $50,590 Fees 716 716 Housing 8,306 8,274 Food 6,200 5,200 Travel/Incidentals 1,516 1,516 Books 1,224 1,224 Transportation 950 950

Total

$69,502

$68,470*

*Emory and Oxford costs vary only due to the physical location of each campus.

MAJORS

African American Studies African Studies American Studies

Ancient Mediterranean Studies Anthropology

Anthropology and Human Biology Applied Mathematics

Applied Mathematics and Statistics Arabic

Art History Biology (BA or BS) Biophysics

Business Administration (BBA)* Chemistry (BA or BS) Chinese Studies Classical Civilization Classics

Comparative Literature Computer Science (BA or BS) Dance and Movement Studies East Asian Studies Economics

Engineering (Dual Degree with Georgia Tech)

Engineering Sciences English

English and Creative Writing Environmental Sciences (BA or BS) Film Studies French German Studies Greek History Human Health

Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture International Studies Italian Studies Japanese Jewish Studies Latin

Latin American and Caribbean Studies Linguistics

Mathematics (BA or BS) Media Studies

Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies

Music

Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology Nursing (BSN)

Nursing (Dual Degree BA/BS + BSN) Philosophy

Philosophy, Politics, Law Physics (BA or BS)

Physics and Astronomy (BA or BS) Physics for Life Sciences Political Science Psychology Public Policy Analysis Quantitative Sciences Religion

Russian and East European Studies Sociology

Spanish

Spanish and Portuguese Theater Studies

Visual Arts (Integrated Co-Major) Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies MINORS

African American Studies African Studies American Studies

Ancient Mediterranean Studies Anthropology Applied Mathematics Arabic Architectural Studies Art History Astronomy Catholic Studies Chinese Classical Civilization Community Building and Social Change Comparative Literature Computer Informatics Computer Science

Dance and Movement Studies Earth and Atmospheric Studies East Asian Studies

Economics English Environmental Sciences Ethics Film Studies French German Studies

Global Development Studies Global Health, Culture, and Society Greek Hebrew Hindi History Italian Studies Japanese Jewish Studies Korean Latin

Latin American and Caribbean Studies Linguistics Lusophone Studies Mathematics Media Studies Mediterranean Archaeology Music Nutrition Science

Persian Language and Literature Philosophy Physics Political Science Predictive Health Quantitative Sciences Religion Russian

Russian and East European Studies

Science, Culture, and Society Sociology

Spanish Sustainability Sustainability Sciences Theater Studies Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies JOINT MAJORS Business Administration and Quantitative Sciences Classics and English Classics and History Classics and Philosophy Economics and Mathematics English and History History and Art History Mathematics and Computer Science Mathematics and Political Science Philosophy and Religion Playwriting (Creative Writing and Theater Studies)

Psychology and Linguistics Religion and Anthropology Religion and Classical Civilization Religion and History

Religion and Sociology Spanish and Linguistics PREPROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Business Administration Dentistry Law Medicine Nursing Optometry Pharmacy Physical Therapy Physician Assistant Podiatry Public Health Theology Veterinary Medicine *BBA CURRICULUM Accounting Analytic Consulting Arts Management Business and Society Entrepreneurship

Environment and Sustainability Management

Film and Media Management Finance

Health Innovation Information Systems and Operations Management International Business Marketing

Real Estate

Strategy and Management Consulting

Emory University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, baccalaureate, master’s, doctorate, and professional degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404.679.4500 for questions about the accreditation of Emory. EEO/AA/Individuals with Disability/Veteran Employer

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CREATIVE WRITING

Sharpen your skills at USA Today’s “best American college for budding writers.”

NURSING

Train to be a nurse leader and earn a BSN.

FILM STUDIES

Work your angles and tell your story in our booming film department.

CHEMISTRY

Experience a completely forward-thinking, intradisciplinary approach.

BUSINESS

Build executive skills and earn a BBA.

HUMAN HEALTH

Examine health from the molecular level to the population level.

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES

Tackle the study of race and social justice.

QUANTITATIVE SCIENCES Use big data to address some of the world’s biggest challenges.

OXFORD COLLEGE

SAT

Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 680–750

Math 690–790 ACT 31–34 GPA (unweighted) 3.71–3.97 APPLICANTS: 16,620 ACCEPTED: 4,144 ENROLLED: 537

EMORY COLLEGE

SAT

Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 690–750

Math 700–790 ACT 31–35 GPA (unweighted) 3.78–3.99 APPLICANTS: 27,559 ACCEPTED: 5,102 ENROLLED: 1,462

2022 CLASS PROFILE

Profile of the Admitted First-Year Class (25th–75th percentile)

8 MAJORS GETTING

ATTENTION AT EMORY

Date of record: July 2018. Please visit apply.emory.edu in October 2018 for data on the enrolled class.