Undergraduate Financial Aid
Education within Reach
Emory meets 100% of financial need for first-degree undergraduate students. Through our Emory Advantage program, all students with demonstrated financial need will be offered institutional grants to replace need-based loans as part of their financial aid packages.

Types of Aid
Need-based funding comes from a variety of federal, state, and institutional grant, scholarship, and student employment programs. Some Emory students also receive funds from merit-based programs and outside scholarships.

Calculate Your Costs
Learn more about how much your family may be expected to contribute towards your college costs and what types of financial aid you might qualify for.

Apply for Aid
You can apply for financial aid in just three steps. And we’re here to guide you through the entire process.

By the Numbers
$53,090
Average Emory College and Oxford College grant/scholarship
58%
undergraduates receiving grants/scholarships
$223M
Total undergraduate grant and scholarship aid
18%
Pell Grant recipients