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Emory University Admission Data Trends

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35.03%

10-year Inflation

4.88%

1-year Change

COA - Cost of Attendance

Emory's Tuition has increased 35.03% since 2014.

Check out how much tuition and other college costs have increased over the past 10 years at Emory University by year.

Tuition Trends

-0.15%

Acceptance Rate

15,704

Applicants

135

SAT Score

2

ACT Score

Admission and Test Scores

The 2024 acceptance rate of Emory University is 0.15% lower than 2013 acceptance rate .

The SAT score is higher 135 points than 2013's score. Check out how admission data have changed over the past 10 years at Emory University by year.

Admission Trends
SAT & ACT Score Trends

328

Total Population

-735

Undergraduate

1,063

Graduate

448

Online Students

Enrollment Trends

The 2023 total students population is 14,841 at Emory University, which is 4.19% increase compared to 2013 enrollment.

Discover how the size has changed by gender, school level, and enrollment type by year.

Enrollment Trends

-1%

Graduation Rate

1%

Transfer-out Rate

1

Students to Faculty

Graduation Trends

The 2023 graduation rate is 89.00% at Emory University, which is -1% decrease compared to 2013 rate.

Discover Trends of graduation, transfer-out, and retention-rate by by year. Also, check out how the students to faculty ratio has changed.

Graduation Rate Trends

-2%

Percentage Received

$14,786

Received Amount

Financial Aid

For the academic year 2021-2022, 58% of undergraduate students received financial aid and the average received amount is $45,148.

The received financial aid amount increased by 14786 compared to 10 years ago.

Financial Aid Trends