Emory University Scholars Program 2020/2021 (Study in the USA)

Emory University offers partial to full merit-based scholarships as part of the Emory University Scholar Programs to undergraduate students.

Offered annually? Yes

Eligible Countries: International Students to Study in the United States of America (USA)

To be taken at (country): Emory University, Georgia, United States.

About the Award:  The aim of the campus scholar community is to empower students, through distinct resources and support, to reach their full potential and have a notable impact on the university, Atlanta, and the greater global community.

Type: Undergraduate

Qualities of an Emory Scholar: These are the seeds, the makings of an Emory Scholar. Emory University seeks grounded individuals who are looking to grow and build on these strong qualities and give of their talents to the Emory community and beyond:

Intellectual curiosity

Creative Thinking

Servant Leadership

Communication Skills

Contribution to community

Selection Process: Finalist interviews for Emory Scholars take place in mid-March. If you are a finalist, you will be brought to Emory (at no expense to you) for activities designed to help you become better acquainted with programs and opportunities at Emory and to aid the Goizueta Scholars Selection Committee in making its final choices for the various awards. Attendance is mandatory for all Scholar finalists.

Number of Awardees: Roughly 175-200

Value of Scholarship: Partial or fully-funded

Duration of Scholarship: 4 years

How to Apply: To be guaranteed consideration for the Emory University Scholar selection process students must submit all required application materials by the November 15 Emory University Scholar Programs deadline. Applicants will need to select one of Emory’s three admission decision plans (Early Decision I, Early Decision II, or Regular Decision). Please note students applying Early Decision I (EDI) may apply for the Scholar Programs, but need to meet the EDI November 1 deadline for all application materials.

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