Courses at Emory University

The total number of students at Emory University Georgia is 15,000+. Out of this, 8,200 are UG students and 7,000+ are PG students. As stated officially, Emory university is home to around 3,000 international students and 1,000+ international scholars from over 100 countries. The three leading nations or origin of students are South Korea, India, and China. Note that 91% of the university's international students are in F-1 or J-1 immigration status. The largest number of international students at this university is hosted by these colleges and schools: 

• Laney Graduate School

• Emory College of Arts and Sciences

• The Rollins School of Public Health

• Goizueta Business School

Living at Emory University is relatively expensive. On-campus living expenses total around $20,126, which is above the U.S. average of $15,282. This includes housing and dining costs, with freshmen expected to spend roughly $20,845 on housing and dining expenses. The estimated cost of attendance for the university is $56,958 per year, with approximately $23,542 for variable expenses such as rent, food, and books. The typical costs for on-campus living are $9,254 for room, $7,048 for meals, $1,250 for books and supplies, and $2,574 for other living expenses. 

Emory International Council (EIC) is a diverse group of selected international students from a variety of schools at Emory University. EIC members meet 1-2 times monthly with ISSS senior staff as representative for international students to bring on the new ideas that will support international students. The benefits of being in the EIC are:

• Make a lasting impact as an advocate and ambassador for international students
• Become a part of the diverse team to make a difference
• Gain experience providing input and implementing change
• Develop professional skills in organizing, planning, and communication
• Meet new people from around the world and across disciplines