For the application year 2024, Emory University has an overall acceptance rate of 9.72%, with 31,712 applicants and 3,082 accepted. The Early Action (EA) acceptance rate is significantly higher at 32%, with 2,704 applicants and 865 admitted, while the Regular Decision (RD) acceptance rate is only 7.6% from 29,008 applicants. The waitlist acceptance rate stands at 1.66%, with 6,448 students offered a place and only 107 accepted. Additionally, the university's transfer acceptance rate is 16.8% for 2023, with an average GPA of 3.5 among 2,334 applicants.
For the application year 2024, Emory University has an overall acceptance rate of 9.72% from a pool of 31,712 applicants, accepting 3,082 students. The Early Action acceptance rate is significantly higher at 32.0%, with 865 of 2,704 applicants admitted, while the Regular Decision rate stands at 7.6% with 2,217 out of 29,008 applicants accepted. Historical trends show a decrease in overall acceptance rates, dropping from 10.3% in 2022, 15.6% in 2020, and 21.4% in 2021, indicating an increasing competitiveness among applicants over the years.
For the application year 2026, Emory University's wait list acceptance rate stands at 1.66%, with 6448 applicants offered a spot and only 107 accepted. This follows a stark contrast to the previous year, 2025, which had a mere 0.32% acceptance rate with only 21 out of 6539 offered admissions. In 2024, the acceptance rate was significantly higher at 9.14%, with 477 students admitted from 5215 offered a wait list position. The trend over the past years shows substantial variability, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the wait list process at Emory.
Emory University's transfer acceptance rate for the application year 2024 is 16.8%, with 392 of 2,334 applicants gaining admission. This marks a significant decline from previous years, where acceptance rates were much higher, such as 34% in 2021 and 33% in 2020. The average GPA of admitted transfer students stands at 3.5, indicating that competitive academic performance remains crucial for prospective transfers. The trend showcases an increasing selectivity in Emory's transfer admissions process over recent years.
Race | Applicants |
---|---|
Asian American | 31% |
White | 31% |
Hispanic/Latino | 14% |
Black/African American | 9% |
American Indian/Alaskan Native | 0.1% |
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander | 14.9% |
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