<p>You might have a chance. Your grades and test scores are definitely a little low for Emory, and you ec’s are average-slightly above average. However, the fact that you’re hispanic will probably help, but I don’t know if it’s enough. It’s definitely a reach, especially RD. </p>
<p>I think you have a better chance with ED II. However, like siri said, your scores and GPA are relatively low. If your essays and recs are as awesome as you say they are, then you have a shot at Emory. The fact that you’re Hispanic will help some, but not a lot. Emory is already very diverse, so they don’t count race as big of a factor anymore. Best of luck though.</p>
<p>Also, you should really consider Oxford College as a alternative. You’ll most likely get into Emory after Oxford, so it’s a good transition school.</p>
<p>mentalmystic, if you do miserably at Oxford, you’re not going onto main campus. As for diversity, I’d say with minority groups representing over 40% of the student population, Emory is pretty diverse.</p>
<p>bump, but quick question: if i went to say, gtech, can i get a business certificate/degree or economics degree from emory, but then like another degree at tech too?</p>
<p>I don’t know what these guys are talking about, being hispanic will help you a ton. Emory has asians, middle eastern, and african american students but very few hispanics, especially dark hispanics. I still don’t know how good your chances are tho. I’d say a coin flip if I had to guess.</p>
<p>when i applied, they accepted 2 out of every 3 ed students and 1 out of 3 rd students. i think i remember that being one of the biggest differences of all the schools accepting ed applications.</p>
<p>well do you guys know if my ED agreement hasn’t been signed by my counselor and the soonest it can be signed is the 6th of january, can i still do ED II?</p>
<p>GSW- you should be able to mail your ED form a couple days after the deadline if you turn in your app on time. You might want to contact the Emory admissions office to tell them the form will be a couple days late.</p>
<p>el duque- when did you apply and where are you getting those stats from? The Emory ED admission rate is about 33% and RD is about 25% or even a little lower (an admissions officer told me this in person at my alumni interview).</p>
<p>I applied in 2005 and I wanna say Princeton Review but it also could have been in a magazine. The numbers were actually from the year before mine now that I think about it. I’m sure the numbers have changed but also I think Emory tries to downplay the advantage of ED. And admissions strategies change too. If it was 2 out of 3 in 2004 it could very easily be 1 out of 3 now if ED students haven’t done well.</p>
<p>There’s a 3-2 engineering program with tech, but I’m almost positive you can’t take an engineering class at tech if you’re not in the program.</p>