Atlanta, GAPrivate nonprofitPrimarily four-yearLarge city
Emory University is a private nonprofit primarily four-year in Atlanta, GA. In the latest College Scorecard file, enrolled students who submitted SAT scores reported a middle 50% of 1470 to 1550. The reported admission rate is 11%. Average annual net price is $22,585. About 7,298 undergraduates are reported. These figures describe federal reporting cohorts. They are not an admission cutoff or a TaroPrep score estimate.
Admission rate
11%
Undergraduates
7,298
Average net price
$22,585
Test policy
Considered if submitted
Students in the middle 50% at Emory University reported SAT scores from 1470 to 1550. TaroPrep Digital SAT practice uses the same 400 to 1600 scale, so you can aim a study plan at this published range instead of a guessed cutoff.
The 25th to 75th percentile spans the middle half of enrolled students who submitted scores.
Share of undergraduate credentials awarded across the school's largest broad program groups.
Federal figures describe reported averages. A college calculator is the better source for a household-specific estimate.
Average net price
$22,585
Average cost of attendance
$83,622
In-state tuition and fees
$64,280
Out-of-state tuition and fees
$64,280
Books and supplies
$1,262
On-campus room and board
$20,220
Reported annual net price after federal, state, local, and institutional grant aid.
$0 to $30,000
$7,363
$30,001 to $48,000
$9,220
$48,001 to $75,000
$11,237
$75,001 to $110,000
$13,821
$110,001 and above
$53,018
Average net price is not the posted price. It reflects the average amount paid after grant aid among students covered by the federal measure.
Enrollment composition from the latest available institution reporting period.
Undergraduates
7,298
Part-time students
1%
Age 25 and older
2%
Campus setting
Large city
Outcome cohorts differ by metric. Treat the values as institutional context, not a forecast for one student.
Completion within 150% time
91%
Completion within 200% time
91%
Full-time retention
96%
Three-year loan repayment
80%
Median earnings, 6 years
$74,980
Median earnings, 10 years
$80,137
Median federal debt
$16,750
Students receiving Pell Grants
18%
201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322
This profile uses the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard institution file updated June 10, 2026. Each metric uses its latest available reporting cohort, so years can differ across admissions, costs, debt, and earnings. Suppressed or missing values are shown as not reported.
Emory University reports a middle-50% SAT range of 1470 to 1550. This is a descriptive range for enrolled students, not an admission cutoff.
The latest reported admission rate is 11%. Rates can change by cycle and do not describe an individual applicant's chance.
The reported average annual net price is $22,585. Your actual amount can differ substantially by family income and aid eligibility.
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