Emory University
Atlanta, GA · private nonprofit · 7,298 undergraduates
Emory University is a private nonprofit university in Atlanta, GA with very selective admissions, admitting about 11% of applicants. Below are the numbers families weigh most — how selective it is, the scores admitted students bring, what it actually costs after aid, and how many students go on to graduate.
Acceptance rate
11%
SAT (middle 50%)
1470–1550
ACT (middle 50%)
32–35
Avg net price
$22,585/yr
sticker $83,622
Graduation rate
91%
within 6 years
Undergraduates
7,298
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What is Emory University's acceptance rate?
Emory University has an acceptance rate of about 11%, based on the latest U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard data.
What SAT score do you need for Emory University?
The middle 50% of admitted students at Emory University scored between 1470–1550 on the SAT (ACT 32–35).
How much does Emory University cost?
Families pay an average net price of about $22,585 per year at Emory University after financial aid, versus a published cost of $83,622.
What is the graduation rate at Emory University?
About 91% of students at Emory University graduate within six years.
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Figures from the U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard. Admission chance estimates are advisory, based on published data and your academics, and are not a guarantee of admission.