Emory University

The Center for Student Success Programs and Services assists students and their families on an ongoing basis and in times of crisis – including but not limited to meeting academic, medical, financial, and social challenges, as well as providing assistance to assault survivors.

Because college is a time for comprehensive growth, we embrace a holistic philosophy and cultivate an accepting environment. Students who seek our assistance are taking a critical step to learn more about themselves and become successful and productive individuals able to handle challenges and embrace opportunities during their Emory experience and throughout life.

Residence Life and Housing Operations maintains more than 20 residence halls. About three in four undergraduates, including all first- and second-year students, live in campus housing, fostering a sense of community and involvement in college life.

All residential students must participate in an Emory Dining meal plan. We offer several choices to accommodate a range of dietary needs and preferences. Students simply swipe or tap their university ID, the EmoryCard, to use plan benefits at dining facilities.

The Emory library system comprises the Robert W. Woodruff Library and several specialty libraries.The libraries make a wide range of remarkable assets available to the university community and the general public, including:

• Print and electronic volumes: More than 4 million
• Serial subscriptions: Nearly 100,000, with more than 97,000 of those via electronic access

Campus technology resources include:

• Emory Center for Digital Scholarship
• Emerson Center for Scientific Computation
• Emory College Language Center
• Emory Libraries
• Emory Mobile
• Emory Wi-Fi network
• Software services
• Student Computing Center (Cox Hall)
• Teaching and learning services

Emory provides extensive services to campus and community members through Emory Healthcare, the largest and most comprehensive health system in Georgia.