Yes, I lived on campus for 2 years. Really good housing and it's approximately 3800 per semester.

Located in a city, mid-sized college, the supportive Emory culture and excellent faculty

Emory's biggest asset is its campus life.

I currently do not live on campus. There are many residential complexes around Emory that have been used by students for years. Off-campus housing is not a problem. My two years on campus were very comfortable. Emory has one of the best dorms in the country with 7 buildings devoted to freshman and sophomore housing. There's a mix of suites(4 people), single rooms, and double rooms(2 people) in most dorms. The dorm rent per year is approx $8000.

On-campus is mandatory for the first year. No car meals are included for first-year students everyone must buy one everything is close by and they have a bus to take you to different places called the shuttle.

I received a full ride and it was between here or university of Florida. However, I received more money from Emory so I decided to go there on top of that it is the ivy of the south so how could I give that up! There are many opportunities for students in Atlanta especially if you want to be in the medical field.

I chose Emory University because they offered a great financial aid package of $67,000 without loans. It was also the ideal size being a medium-sized university. The university is also ranked 20 according to US News.

Jewish community drew me to accept. Amazing and competitive programs. At the same time has a very friendly environment and all the resources and tools to succeed. In the end, these were the factors that made my decision for me.