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.
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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.
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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.
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Apply for Aid
You can apply for financial aid in just three steps. And we’re here to guide you through the entire process.
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By the Numbers
$51,937
Average Emory College and Oxford College grant/scholarship
46%
undergraduates receiving grants/scholarships
$195M
Total undergraduate grant and scholarship aid
19%
Pell Grant recipients