Undergraduate Financial Aid
Education within Reach
Emory meets 100 percent of demonstrated financial need without loans. For eligible students, the Emory Advantage program eliminates need-based loans and replaces them with institutional grants in financial aid packages.
And starting fall 2026, through Emory Advantage Plus, Emory will be tuition-free for undergraduate students whose families earn $200,000 or less.
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.
Complete the FAFSA
To be considered for federal financial assistance, students will need to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Find the forms you need at the Department of Education website.
Apply for Aid
You can apply for financial aid in just three steps. And we’re here to guide you through the entire process.
College Board Profile
The College Board Profile is required to determine institutional need-based aid eligibility. Find all the information you need about Emory from the College Board website.
Emory Advantage
Emory meets 100 percent of demonstrated financial need without loans. Through the Emory Advantage program, eligible students with demonstrated financial need will be offered institutional grants in their financial aid packages instead of need-based loans.
Emory Advantage Plus
Emory Advantage Plus is an expansion of the Emory Advantage program. Starting fall 2026, undergraduate students from families with incomes up to $200,000, with typical assets, will pay no tuition to attend Emory.
Need-Based Assistance
We provide need-based assistance to undergraduate students.
- Emory meets 100 percent of demonstrated need for domestic students.
- Emory’s CSS (College Scholarship Service's PROFILE) Code: 5187
- Emory’s FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Code: 001564
By the Numbers
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