Can transfer students get a scholarship? like merit base or something.
Was everyone able to submit their midterm report? It was such a hassle to contact each of my professors online for it lol.
I didn’t think Emory required a midterm report.
Emory did not require a midterm report, but a lot of other schools did. I know that some schools just said you could fill it out if you knew your grades, so I used what grades were written on my coalition report and translated them to my common app report. Hope that doesn’t screw things up at a few places.
But yeah, should not be a problem for Emory, I don’t think. Emory had surprisingly few application materials by comparison to most other top mid-sized research universities.
when’s the earliest y’all think decisions could be released?
@2021wdl probably Wednesday
Decisions will be released Friday, May 1 at 3:00 pm Eastern Time! So nice to have a college that actually communicates :’)
(Source: Emory email)
Honestly, I love that they keep us updated. I’m so nervous!
Accepted! YAY! My first acceptance!! 
Rejected
rejected
I got rejected, unfortunately. I’m kind of surprised, as I was waitlisted two years ago - I guess I got my expectations up since they liked me somewhat the first time. College admissions are so strange. Congratulations to everyone that got in!
I got rejected as well. Emory handing L’s out here
Rejected
Just got accepted as a junior transfer!
Rejected as well.
Rejected. I didn’t mention any of my extenuating circumstances so it was probably a big part in why I was rejected
what in…this thread is depressing… PLEASE SHARE YOUR STATS PLEASE
Accepted! 4.0 gpa from a CC. This is my fifth acceptance.
ACCEPTED as a junior transfer!!! FIRST ACCEPTANCE! I’m coming from UCLA with a 3.8 and I’m also from ATL. So far I’ve been rejected from Amherst, Williams, Northwestern, Wesleyan, and waitlisted at UNC. College of Arts and sciences planning on majoring in European history.