Emory University

Emory University, a private research university in Atlanta, Georgia, is known for being one of the top universities in the country. It has a strong academic reputation, especially for its liberal arts programs.

Emory offers a wide range of programs across nine schools and colleges. Some of the most popular majors include biology, neuroscience, english, business, psychology, economics, political science, and international studies. Emory places a strong emphasis on undergrad research and other hands-on learning opportunities such as study abroad, volunteer work, internships, and community engagement. 

Emory has a picturesque campus with a variety of green spaces and a mix of modern and historic architecture. There is a strong sense of community at Emory and students are eager to participate in all types of activities like academic clubs, art exhibits, student performances, and guest lectures. Emory encourages students to get involved and give back to the community through engagement in academics and extracurricular activities.

Emory is an NCAA Division III school and competes against schools like University of Chicago and NYU as a member of the University Athletic Association. Some of the most competitive sports at the university are basketball, baseball, tennis, soccer, swimming, and cross country. While sports culture is not as prominent at Emory, students do enjoy attending games, pep rallies, and cheer on their Emory Eagles teams. 

Did You Know

Emory University has a second campus, Oxford College. Oxford College is located about 40 miles from Emory and is a small two-year liberal arts college with small class sizes. Upon completion of two years at Oxford College, students transition to Emory to finish their degree. 

What the CC Community is saying about Emory

“Many instructors, especially in research focused upper divisions and in social science courses with lots of writing, will not spoon feed and guide your every step.”

“It is a great school and the effort put into educating undergraduates in the sciences, especially the life sciences is very obvious.”

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