Because let’s be honest, sometimes it’s best to learn from other people’s experiences. 1. The people who live on your Residence Hall floor are more than just neighbors—they’re your new family. Moving into a First-Year Residence hall means living with a roommate and starting your own life, but make sure you take the time to…

In Atlanta, Georgia, Emory students experience a wide range of weather throughout the school year! From Hotlanta summers to winters that just might bring us a full inch of snow, we get the best of all four seasons. Summer For the first few weeks of school, you’ll start to see why we call our city…

I did not think I would take another visual arts class after my first-year in high school. I walked out of my last class of the year feeling proud but sad; I knew that it would be the last time I could take a studio arts class in high school. There were other requirements I…

We recently shared the following message with our applicant pool, enrolling students, and the guidance counselor community and felt it best to share with our entire community of readers. Many institutions of higher education are focused on the issues facing our country and world today. On  January 30th, Emory University’s President Claire E. Sterk shared…

Many students and families embark on college campus visits during high school breaks. These can be a great way to learn more about the admission process, tour campus, and of course, most importantly talk to current students. If you’re the student in this situation, it’s important to take a few minutes and think through your…