Emory University-Oxford College

Oxford, GA · Private · 967 undergrads · website ↗

United Methodist
Test-optional
$75 application fee

This is a regional campus of a university, not a standalone community college. Students here often “transfer” to the main campus, which inflates the rate below relative to a true community college.

Does anyone get out?

The point of starting here is finishing somewhere else. This is how often that happens.

Not published

This college doesn't report a transfer rate to the Department of Education. That means unknown — not zero. Ask them directly.

Completed after transferring: 1.7%
Still enrolled after transferring: 3.1%

What it costs

Household income	Avg net price / year
Under $30,000	$24,758
$30,000 – $48,000	$16,938
$48,000 – $75,000	$17,889
$75,000 – $110,000	$25,372
Over $110,000	$59,541
All incomes (average)	$37,920

Sticker tuition and fees: $64,280 in-state — before aid, from the same earlier College Scorecard release as the net prices above.

These are averages. For an estimate for your family, use Emory University-Oxford College's own net price calculator — every college that takes federal student aid must publish one.

Net price calculator ↗

Other costs of attendance, 2025–26

The college's own estimate for a full-time undergraduate for the year, before aid, from the October 2026 College Scorecard. It is a newer year than the tuition and net prices above, so don't add the two together.

Housing and meals, on campus	$21,244
Housing and meals, off campus (not with family)	$21,244
Books and supplies	$1,274
Other expenses, on campus	$2,690
Other expenses, off campus	$2,690

Grants and loans for first-year students, 2022–23

What the college reported for its full-time, first-time students (422 of them) in 2022–23; 60% got some kind of aid, loans included. Each average is over the students who received that kind of aid, not over everyone. It is an older year than the 2025–26 costs above.

Type of aid	Students awarded	Average amount
Any grant or scholarshipFederal, state, local and the college's own	56%	$44,552
Federal Pell GrantNeed-based, from the federal government	15%	$5,340
The college's own grants and scholarshipsNeed- or merit-based, funded by the college	52%	$43,685
Federal student loansBorrowed by the student; repaid with interest. No Parent PLUS or private loans	15%	$5,215

IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education, Student Financial Aid 2022–23 (SFA2223, provisional release); full-time, first-time degree- or certificate-seeking undergraduates; public domain.

Outcomes

Completion rate: 94%
Students with Pell grants: 16%
Earnings @ 10yr: $80,137
Median debt: $18,250

Admission and teaching

SAT/ACT policy: Test-optional
Application fee: $75
Students per faculty member: 10 to 1
Faculty who are full-time: 90%
Open admission: No

Middle 50% of test scores, fall 2024

25th to 75th percentile of enrolled first-year students who submitted scores. A quarter scored below the first figure and a quarter above the second. Section ranges can't be added together into a total-score range.

SAT Reading and Writing: 710–760
SAT Math: 760–790
ACT composite: 32–35

What the college considers in admission decisions, fall 2023

How the college said it used each item when deciding on first-time, degree- or certificate-seeking applicants for fall 2023. For SAT and ACT scores, see the fall 2024 policy above.

High school GPA	Not considered
High school class rank	Considered if submitted
High school record	Required
Completion of a college-preparatory program	Considered if submitted
Recommendations	Considered if submitted
Formal demonstration of competencies (e.g. portfolio)	Considered if submitted
English proficiency test (for applicable students)	Considered if submitted
Other test (Wonderlic, WISC-III, etc.)	Not considered
Work experience	Considered if submitted
Personal statement or essay	Required
Legacy status	Considered if submitted

First-time applicants: 19,990
Admitted: 3,449
Enrolled: 521

IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education, Admissions 2023–24 (ADM2023, provisional release), fall 2023; open admission from IPEDS Institutional Characteristics 2023–24 (revised); public domain.

Earnings and debt by field of study

Median annual earnings of graduates who received federal student aid and were working, not studying: one year after completing (graduates of 2020–21 and 2021–22) and four years after (2017–18 and 2018–19), measured in 2022 and 2023 and shown in 2024 dollars. Median debt is federal Direct and Grad PLUS loans borrowed at this college by 2022–23 and 2023–24 graduates; it leaves out Parent PLUS and private loans. “National” is the median for the same field and credential across all US colleges.

Associate degrees (1)

Field of study	Degrees awarded 2023–24	Earnings, 1 yr after	Earnings, 4 yrs after	Median federal debt
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities	420	—	$57,474national $44,125	$5,500

A dash means the Department of Education suppressed the figure because too few graduates were measured — not zero. These figures are calculated for all 2 campuses that share this college's federal student-aid ID, so a branch campus shows its institution's figures.

Best transfer rates elsewhere in GA

Brewton-Parker Christian UniversityMount Vernon53.9%South Georgia State CollegeDouglas51.3%East Georgia State CollegeSwainsboro50.7%College of Coastal GeorgiaBrunswick40.4%Atlanta Metropolitan State CollegeAtlanta38.4%Georgia Highlands CollegeRome36.8%

Contact and accreditation

Address: 801 Emory Street, Oxford, GA 30054
Phone: (770) 784-8888
Institutional accreditor: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges

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Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. College Scorecard, October 2026 release: net price calculator link, mission flags and religious affiliation (2025–26), enrolment shares, test policy, SAT/ACT ranges and student-to-faculty ratio (fall 2024), cost-of-attendance components (2025–26), and earnings and debt by field of study. IPEDS Institutional Characteristics 2023–24 for the application fee and the IPEDS 2024 directory for the phone number. IPEDS Admissions 2023–24 (ADM2023, provisional release) for admission requirements and first-time applicants, admits and enrolments (fall 2023). IPEDS Student Financial Aid 2022–23 (SFA2223, provisional release) for grants and loans to full-time, first-time students. All are U.S. Department of Education data in the public domain. Transfer rate is the share of entrants transferring to a four-year institution; it is published for roughly a third of community colleges, and a blank means unpublished rather than zero. Which specific credits transfer is set by agreements between individual institutions and is not published nationally — confirm with both colleges before enrolling.

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