Transfer Applicants
Each year, Emory has 100 to 120 transfer students join our community. We’re thrilled you’d like to be a part of the creative thinkers, problem solvers, and leaders who call Emory home.
Who Can Apply as a Transfer Student?
Important Information for Transfer Applicants
Required Courses and Credit Evaluation
There are no required courses you must take in order to apply as a transfer student. We expect that students will have taken a broad curriculum, preparing them for our academic environment. Emory University does not evaluate credit prior to offering admission to an applicant. Credit evaluation occurs after a student has been admitted.
| Application Plan | Fall Transfer |
|---|---|
| Application deadline | March 15 |
| Financial aid deadline | March 17 |
| Decision notification | by early May |
Application Requirements for Transfer Applicants
Application
- Apply through the Common App. Begin by adding Emory University to your list of colleges on the Common Application.
Academic Records
- College official report
- Official transcript(s) from all colleges and universities attended (including summer coursework)
- Official high school transcripts, including all four years and graduation date
PLEASE NOTE: The Documents tab within Program Materials of the Common Application is simply for supplemental materials. We require official transcripts, high school and college, from your schools.
Academic Recommendation
- One faculty letter of recommendation or academic evaluation
Application Fee or Fee Waiver
- Submit a $75 application fee or request a fee waiver.
Test Scores (if applicable)
- TOEFL or IELTS (recommended). If English is not your first language, submit TOEFL or IELTS scores.
- SAT/ACT (optional): You may self-report scores in the Common App or send official ones.
- AP Scores: You may self-report scores in the Common App or send official ones.
NOTE: Emory is test optional for the 2026–2027 application cycle. Applicants may choose to self-report or submit official test scores.
Financial Aid
To be considered for financial assistance, students must apply for financial aid upon applying for admission to Emory University. Students who apply for financial aid after the deadline will not be considered for financial aid.
PLEASE NOTE:
- Merit-based aid is not available for transfer students.
- Need-based aid is not available for international transfer students.
Need Additional Help?
Connect with the admission representative for your region with questions about applying to Emory.