Residential students are strongly discouraged from driving to campus. They may leave campus only in supervised groups using Emory-provided transportation and may not ride with another student driver.
The FAQ states that Emory removed COVID-19 vaccine requirements for minors and non-Emory participants staying in overnight campus housing. The university may adapt its response if conditions change.
No. Participation does not guarantee undergraduate admission to Emory, though successful completion may strengthen a student’s broader college application portfolio.
Yes. A recommendation should come from someone other than a parent and address the student’s character, academics, and ability to participate in a community setting.
No. International applicants who have not completed an accepted English-language test are not eligible to apply; the program criteria explain the required documentation.
Applicants must choose an alternate course. If the first choice is unavailable at enrollment, the student may be placed in the alternate course and notified.
Transcripts are required for all applicants. Test scores are required for Summer College applications.
Yes. Students may participate in multiple sessions, either on campus or online.
No. Attendance and participation are required for classes and program activities, and students must be available to take part for the full course.
Changes to a credit-course schedule require permission and approval from the Summer Programs Director.
Accepted students should complete the accommodations questionnaire in the application portal to describe their needs or restrictions. Prospective students may contact the program before applying to discuss needs.
