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FINANCIAL

Financial well-being involves practical techniques to manage money and find productive ways to handle financial stress.

Undergraduate Financial Aid

Financial aid resources available to undergraduate students.

Graduate Financial Aid

Financial aid resources available to graduate students.

Student Employment

Details and resources for finding student employment opportunities at Emory.

Private/External Scholarship Opportunities

Discover private and external scholarship opportunities for Emory students.

Emory Payment Plan

The Emory Payment Plan breaks down your tuition balance into affordable monthly payments.

Tuition Insurance

A Tuition Protection plan from GradGuard can reimburse up to 100% of your nonrefundable school costs after a midsemester withdrawal for a covered illness, injury, psychological condition, and more–protecting your investment in higher education.

Financial Literacy Blog

Understand your financial choices through the Financial Literacy Program at Emory⁣.

Financial Literacy Peer Mentors

A student led, peer-to-peer program to help Emory students learn the foundations of financial wellness.

Food Security Safeguard Program (FSSP)

This program is designed to assist any Emory undergraduate or graduate student with an immediate food security need on the Atlanta campus.

EmoryCard

The EmoryCard not only serves as the official Emory University ID, it also provides authorized access to campus buildings, library resources, Emory Dining plans and Dooley Dining Dollars, and more.

Eagle vs. Dooley Dollars

Understand the difference between Eagle Dollars and Dooley Dollars.

Credit Union 1

CU1 offers membership to Emory University students and faculty, Emory Healthcare, other Emory-related organizations. CU1 is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative that delivers innovative financial solutions and personalized member service to help achieve their maximum economic potential.

Clothing Closet

College Council sponsors the Emory Clothing Closet, which was created to provide Emory students the ability to borrow clothing for career fairs, interviews or other professional and social events.

Case Management Services

Focuses on assessing needs, referring to services, coordinating care, and supporting all undergraduate, graduate, and professional students.

Student Intervention 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.

Student Hardship Fund

Consists of charitable donations provided by Emory University–affiliated people and entities, students, organizations, or persons who want to assist Emory students facing unexpected financial challenges.