I’m accepted to emory college ed with a 1510 SAT superscored, 740 for reading and 770 for math. I applied to human health major, and is prepared to double majoring in human health and econ. My goal is to work in the big 4 consultancy after undergrad, my activities include leading ngo’s raising over 40k dollars a year along with public health films.
I’m not sure exactly how the transfer ... This is the official discussion thread for Emory Class of 2030 RD applicants. Ask your questions and connect with fellow applicants. Yeah, I don’t know about calling Emory a second tier school implementing yield protection - I don’t think Emory is in that category or that they have to worry too much about filling up their class.
Emory At Rockbridge, Their entrance class stats speak for themselves - seems pretty high stat to me. 2. Emory has more of a “we are here for academics and to work hard” vibe. Vanderbilt is more of a “work hard, play hard, life is about balance” vibe. 3.
Emory At Rockbridge, Vanderbilt has more of the SEC sports entertainment thing going on. Sports provide social meetings, school spirit, and spreads name recognition. Some like this other may feel it is a ... Hey guys! I’m aware that Emory University has two different campuses: Emory College and Oxford College. Both offer a different style of teaching, but I’ve heard a rumor that lower stat applicants are accepted to Oxford College.
Basically, there is a significant difference academically. Is this true? 😮
