This is the second of a three-part series. Read part 1 here, and part 3 here. Welcome back! If you read my last post about continuing from the Oxford campus to the Atlanta campus, then you’ve heard my thoughts on some of the benefits of having that experience. But if you read my last post,…

Emory University senior Chelsea Jackson is one of 32 American college students selected as a 2018 Rhodes Scholar. Jackson, a political science and African American Studies double major in Emory College of Arts and Sciences, is the university’s 20th student to be selected for the prestigious scholarship that provides all expenses for two or three…

When I registered for my first classes at Emory, it was obvious to me how much I was going to love the liberal arts. I was absolutely giddy looking through the course atlas. I could take comparative politics, Hindi, scuba diving, data mining, and digital film… my head was spinning with the possibilities for eight…

Why did you choose Emory (what was the biggest attraction)? For me, Emory University’s biggest attraction was its student-to-faculty ratio. Having attended small primary and secondary schools in the U.K., I learn best in an intimate class setting rather than in a large lecture hall. Although I have taken some larger classes at Emory, I…

Why did you choose Emory (what was the biggest attraction)? I had my heart set on Emory the moment I stepped foot on campus. After delightful conversations with students and staff during a scheduled visit, I knew Emory would put every concept I’ve learned, every skill I’ve developed, and all the morals I value to…