Hey guys! I’m aware that Emory University has two different campuses: Emory College and Oxford College. Both offer a different style of teaching, but I’ve heard a rumor that lower stat applicants are accepted to Oxford College.
Basically, there is a significant difference academically. Is this true? 😮 This is the official discussion thread for Emory Class of 2030 RD applicants. Ask your questions and… Emory Class of 2030 Official RD Thread - Page 2 - Emory University ...
emory volleyball camp, I was recently accepted to Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth, and Brown which was more suprising than anything for me. A day later, I received word that I had been chosen for Emory University’s Woodruff Scholars Program which is a full ride with priority housing, class registration, and funding for internships and other opportunities. I really enjoyed my time at Emory (the students are supportive ... Full Ride [at Emory] vs Harvard/Yale [Yale is $14k, no parent ... “During the meeting, Sears announced the end of need-blind admissions at the Atlanta campus.
emory volleyball camp, The University’s need-blind admission policy meant that the admission committee would not consider an applicant’s financial status when making admission decisions. The Atlanta campus will now switch to a need-aware policy, which means they will consider an applicant’s financial status during ... This is the official thread for those applying ED to Emory University. List your unweighted GPA, any SAT /ACT scores, and ECs. What majors are you going into? Ask your questions, the CC community is here to help!
However, I’m trying to get an handle on Emory’s reputation in general. I think that Emory’s closest peers/peer group – in terms of school type (private U), size, and overall academic quality – are CMU, Georgetown, Notre Dame, Rice, Vanderbilt, and Washington U. That is a pretty strong group.
