Emory University

Emory University is a private nonprofit four-year institution located in Atlanta, GA, in a large city setting. With a total enrollment of 16,063 students (IPEDS 2023), Emory is a well-established research university with a strong emphasis on health sciences. The institution reports a 92% completion rate and a 96% retention rate (IPEDS 2023), and holds a quality score of 78/100.

Emory offers an extensive portfolio of healthcare and nursing programs. Students can pursue Registered Nursing at both the associate's and bachelor's levels, along with specialized pathways including Family Practice Nursing, Physician Associate/Assistant, Anesthesiologist Assistant, Pediatric Nursing, Nurse Midwifery, Women's Health Nursing, Emergency Room/Trauma Nursing, Maternal/Child Health and Neonatal Nursing, Nursing Science, Nursing Practice, and Medical Radiologic Technology.

The depth of Emory's health sciences offerings makes it a standout destination for students pursuing careers across the full spectrum of nursing specialties and allied health professions. Atlanta's large healthcare job market provides strong employment prospects for graduates.