For sociology 101, could anyone give me an advice on if I should take O. Johnson or T. Scott? Is soc 101 standardized(like are all exams and work the same even though you have different professors)? How are those two professors in terms of grading workload? I would appreciate any help!

Pretty much the title. I like all that ive seen about it and im considering ed2 but would it be good for economics major? From what i know it only heavily focuses on business/premed

I applied to Emory University ed I but I still have not received my portal. Has anybody else received their's?

Will spring refunds start January 3rd? If class starts the 13th?

has anyone ever successfully appealed a course to be taken as s/u past the s/u deadline?

How is this class? Is the workload a lot and what do you do in it?!

For people that want to go into banking or consulting what’s the big things Emory has which makes it worth it than other schools!

Title. I’m a sophomore (Pre-law, Econ major) here and i’m interested in applying for the Center for Law and Social Sciences Fellowship for my junior year. I’ll be taking POLS 208 in the Spring, is there any thing else I should be doing to make myself a more competitive candidate for this?

How is the social scene at Emory. I’m not expecting it to be something crazy like UGA but what is that part like?

Thinking about grad school here and buying a home (condo) in ATL. Have any PhD students been able to afford a mortgage/property taxes/HOA fees on their PhD stipend? What was your max budget for buying a home assuming 20% down-payment?

Edit: I would be doing this alone/no partner but am open to getting a 2B and having a roommate to offset the mortgage

what are some easy humanities and arts courses to take? with minimal essays if possible

Did anyone fail a class during their freshman year and still doing good?

Has anyone received a link/portal to Emory and has submitted a while ago already?

Just wanted some clarification as my academic advisor hasn't been responding, guessing they are busy.

hi! does anyone know how to pay for added dooley dollars? i added points from my housing but its marked as unpaid and im not sure how to pay lol

hi! i see that questions like this get asked all the time, but i was going to add some specifics that may make it a little different:)

my partner and i would be moving around next may-august, and were wondering if there were any places that were chill, clean, safe, have parking, and have an on-site washer and dryer while being affordable (because of living off a phd stipend & my partner’s income). i know it’s a tall order, but just thought id ask!

any apartment style is chill:)

I’m considering Emory for grad school next year and I’m currently looking at off-campus housing options in the area. However, nearly every apartment complex I come across has reviews related to rat/roach infestations, vehicle burglaries and vandalism, or just other general issues. I know nearly all housing options will have issues like these, but are there any standout “nice” complexes or neighborhoods in the area? Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Hey all, I’m a 3rd year med student currently in clinical rotations now. I actually did my undergrad here at Emory. With the clinical hours and expectation to still study for end-of-rotation exams during the day, I’ve been looking to hone in on proven, straightforward study strategies that have really helped me in the past and now, as a way of also paying it forward to premed students who will get to this point down the line. Would love the help of premed students in filling out this list!

• I’m a big fan of practicing like you perform. If the test consists of multiple-choice-questions, you have to practice with multiple-choice-questions to know where you stand. If it’s short answer, or problem-solving like OChem, then that’s what your preparation should be focused on. Figure out early the format of the “performance” and do as much faithfully simulated practice as possible. 

• I’ve found that active recall is king. Anki is a great tool to help with this and it’s effective for several people, although there’s a learning curve. In general, I even found myself recalling even on tests how the conversation went with myself and others I’ve studied with, and that led me to landing on the right answer. 

• Creating an environment with “productive discomfort” has helped me significantly. For me this looks like a study cubicle in our student center with a thermos of coffee, bottle of water, headphones, and a fidget spinner.. Along with my study materials of course, lol. The act of driving there on a cold morning, setting up shop, and it being just the wrong temperature focuses my mind.  

Are you all fans of these strategies? Let me know your favorite strategies as a premed student how you optimize your studying! And if you’d like to chat more, feel free to dm me.

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im currently a student at GSU and i was planning to apply for the nursing program for fall 2025 and i definitely meet the grade criteria (hoping that I pass A&P and microbio next semester with an A). my only worry is that i won’t have a application that’s competitive enough 😓 i don’t have any volunteer hours but i was planning to at least start this month to get some hours… Do yall think its enough to get in? Idk if church work applies as volunteer work since Im involved in some positions at church?

Is the AMS considered a double major? Sorry if this is a dumb question 😭 I’m just trying to figure out if I’m better off doing AM + CS major or minor if I can’t do a CS minor with AMS

Hi I’m a prospective student and due to my loss of my grandparents, I wasn’t able to focus on school much this fall and I got lower grades (b’s to a-‘s). I was just wondering if Emory usually requests quarter grades for ED1 applicants since I will be EDing, thanks!

Hey everyone!

I'm super excited to share geoChat, a project l've been working on that creates hyperlocal anonymous realtime chat rooms.

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We are emory students and this is the first school we are launching at, so we would appreciate any feedback. Also, it is completely open source if you are interested in being part of the project.

Hi! I am a freshman at Emory this year and while I love many aspects of this school, one part that I find annoying is the public transportation and the difficulty of getting out of the Emory bubble without a car. I know freshmens aren't allowed to own cars but I was wondering if anyone had a solution to this. I am living on campus but I have no idea where I could park a car overnight near the dorms and am a little scared of the consequences if I get caught, so I was wondering if someone could let me in on a few tips. Thanks!

Hey I was wondering which teacher would be better for chem202: Neuman, Scharf, or Saadein? Also what would be the best way to prepare for this class before taking it and any advice for the course, I got AP credit from AP Chem but took that course 2 years ago so I may be a lil rusty lol

If you done careyaya before, please drop your reviews or experience working for them. I have been with them for a month but many of the reviews I look for say that they're the best for college students wanting experience when entering healthcare.

I checked the ratemyprofessor reviews for professors that are offering 110 and they're all not very confidence boosting. Is it that the content is difficult or that the professors make it difficult?

edit: psych_ox, as in Oxford