The approximate EFC at is cost of attendance ($38,590) minus grant and federal student loan aid ($30,129). The remaining cost, if any, ($8,461) would be covered by a family's savings or private student loans. Assumptions above are based on 1.7% increase in expenses, year over year.

Estimated College Costs

Emory University in 1 year: $39,246
Emory University in 5 years: $41,984
Emory University in 10 years: $45,676
Emory University in 18 years: $52,270

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EFC Online Affordability Score: 31.72

A low score (red) means that the total amount of non-loan financial aid awarded is low; applicants may need to get federal student loans or private student loans in order to make up the difference. Yellow indicates average non-loan financial aid is awarded and green indicates non-loan financial aid awarded is above average.

Emory University Financial Aid Options

If you are or will be attending Emory University, you may want to investigate financial aid options to pay for college. Here are some resources to learn more:

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This guide is assembled with information provided by the Department of Education and is entirely automated. The appearance of Emory University does not constitute endorsement of the EFC calculation guide by Emory University.