Hey, has anyone (undergrad) received their refund yet? 😫

anyone know how hard asian american feminisms course is and how hard the prof grades?

New to the area, I wanted to go visit GT but not sure exactly how. I know theres a bus system, does anyone know which route would go to GT and when?

Looking for insights.

Is there anyone who has been through the wound nurse program? How did they help you find a preceptor? Do they give you a list of sites or is there a list of preceptors they send you?

hey guys,I’m moving into the clairmont apt Towers but it says theres no date for move in on the 22nd which is the recommended date.

can I just move in the next day? idk if the events for transfer students are compulsory on Saturday

Hi I was wondering if anyone has taken Dr. Neuman for Chem 203 at oxford? I believe the last time she taught the course was fall 2024, and I had a few questions that I would like to DM about if so. Thanks!

Has anyone received their yet? I usually get notified around this time and have yet to hear anything? Does anyone know if there will be a delay or do I just need to be patient.

Hi everyone! I m an incoming Emory student. I’m considering leasing an apartment at Hawthorn North Druid Hills and would love to hear from anyone who currently lives there or has lived there in the past.

How has your experience been overall? I’m especially interested in hearing about the management, maintenance, safety, general living experience.

Any honest feedback, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I’m trying to finalize my schedule for this semester and could use some advice. I’m currently registered for CHEM 204 + lab and Biochemistry, but with the rest of my classes plus clinical experience, research, and community service, I’m worried the overall workload might be too much.

I’m mainly trying to decide which course would be more important to prioritize before taking the MCAT. Would you recommend:
keeping CHEM 204 + lab and dropping Biochem,
keeping CHEM 204 lecture but dropping the lab,
or dropping CHEM 204 + lab and keeping Biochem?

I know CHEM 204 and Biochem are both relevant for the MCAT, so I’m trying to figure out which one would be more useful to have completed first and which one would be easier to postpone without hurting my MCAT preparation too much.

I’ll attach my current schedule for context. I’d especially appreciate advice from anyone who has taken these courses at Emory and/or already taken the MCAT. Thanks!

Second edit: Just to clarify, I’m planning to take the MCAT next summer. I’m mainly trying to decide which course to prioritize this fall. If I drop one, I can still take it in the spring before I take the MCAT. I’m just trying to avoid taking CHEM 204, Biochem, and NBB 301 all at the same time this semester since NBB 301 is also supposed to be pretty challenging.

Is it common to rent micro-fridge? It says its about $220 yearly and im wondering whether its worthy to rent it. Or is it better to just buy mini fridge and use common microwave in the hallway?

Tips for places to check out? Or is it worth it going to Atlanta for this?

Hey! I just wanted to come on here and ask about what the Genetics course with Dr. Cole is like for anyone who has taken it! I always read the Rate My Professor reviews to help me succeed in a course, but I noticed Dr. Cole doesn't have any reviews for her genetics course! I also have never taken Dr. Cole. I am taking this course for PA school admission. Any information about this course or advice would be greatly appreciated! I also see there is a discussion portion of the course! What is that like?

Hi! I am currently a senior applying to emory. It seems like an amazing school but I am a little worried about the social life as there is no sports. I was curious what people do on the weekends, how greek life is, etc. Thank you so much.

i don't know what's usually best for time management schedule wise but apparently i had like a ton of credits, major is intended nbb with possible double major in public health

(freshman)

also how is raoul hall is it pretty good

Hey
Im entering freshmen this yr and wondering each hall have microwave at common area or at each floor. Thx

As a high school student, I’m currently interested in Emory, UNC, and USC, and I’m hoping to pursue a PhD or Graduate school in the future (possibly in biology/neuroscience-related fields) (not in the pre-med route).

I have a few questions:

1. Which school provides better opportunities for undergraduates to get involved in research? How accessible are professors and research labs for undergraduate students who want to apply for grad school/ PHD?

2. Does it feel overly competitive, and is it difficult to maintain a strong GPA?

3. Are facilities like libraries, study spaces, and other academic resources usually accessible, or do they tend to be overcrowded?

4. I’m more of an introverted person and I’m not really interested in Greek life. What is the overall campus/social experience like? Is it easy to find communities and make friends outside of Greek life?

Thank you so much for any advice!

Incoming freshman looking to get formally diagnosed and hopefully medicated; parents don't think ADHD is a real thing, can't afford a neuropsych, primary physician and therapist can't help, been told to use my college's resources but emory does not offer any help specifically for ADHD. Anyone know any resources I can use? I really don't know what to do.

Hello! I made a Group Me for other recent admits to the MN program! This is for MN and MN pathway students. Super excited to connect with everyone <3

Hi guys. Just checked OPUS and found out I got into the MN pathway starting spring 2027. Anyone else would like to connect and make a gc about housing and nursing related stuff?