1 / 1
Private Non-Profit4-Yearmedium campus
Emory University
Atlanta, GA
4.4Excellent
11%
Highly Selective
91%
Graduation
About Emory University
Emory University is a private, non-profit four-year institution located in Atlanta, Georgia. With an enrollment of approximately 7,275 undergraduate students, it is a mid-size institution. Admissions are highly competitive with an acceptance rate of 11%. It boasts an exceptional 91% graduation rate, among the highest in the nation. Graduates earn a median salary of $80,137 within 10 years of enrollment. After financial aid, the average student pays a net price of $23,911 per year.
Key Statistics
Acceptance Rate
11%
Class of 2026 data
Graduation Rate
91%
Enrollment
7,275
Total students
Median Earnings
$80,137
10 yrs after entry
In-State Tuition
$60,774
Per year
Out-of-State Tuition
$60,774
Per year
Average Net Price
$23,911
After aid (avg)
SAT Range (M+R)
1470–1550
25th–75th percentile
Campus Location
Admissions
Admission Requirements
ACT Score Range
32 – 34
Test Score Ranges
SAT Score (Math + Reading)
25th
1470
Median
1500
75th
1550
4001600
SAT Math
25th
750
Median
760
75th
790
200800
ACT Composite
25th
32
Median
33
75th
34
136
Calculate Your Admission Chance
Estimate Your Admission Chance
Cost & Financial Aid
Cost Comparison
Out-of-State Tuition$60,774/yr
Avg Net Price (after aid)$23,911/yr
What most students actually pay
Return on Investment
Good4-Year Cost
$95,644
10-Year Earnings
$801,370
ROI Multiple
8.4×
Based on avg net price × 4 years vs. median earnings × 10 years after enrollment
Scholarships at Emory University
Student Outcomes
91%
Graduation Rate
Above national average
$80k
Median Earnings
10 years after enrollment
7,275
Total Enrollment
Undergraduate students
