Insights on the easiest college to get into at Emory?

Emory is pretty high up on my list, but I'm a little worried about how tough the admission is. Are there any colleges within Emory that are known to be a little bit easier to gain admission? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Emory University has two undergraduate colleges: Emory College of Arts and Sciences, which is the main campus in Atlanta, and Oxford College, which is Emory's smaller campus about 40 miles east of Atlanta. Emory College may be more competitive to get into simply due to it being the main, more recognized campus, and offering a more diverse range of majors.

While Oxford College has a slightly higher acceptance rate, the difference isn't vast and shouldn't be your primary decision-making factor. It's important to note that, academically, both colleges are rigorous and are looking for strong students.

Oxford College tends to attract students who are interested in a more intimate, liberal arts-type, close-knit community for their first two years, while Emory College offers a more traditional university experience from the outset. After two years, students at Oxford College transition to the main Emory College campus for the remainder of their undergraduate study.

It's best to select the college that fits more with your learning style and desired college experience rather than aiming for the one that seems easier to get into. Remember, a strong application will go a long way regardless of which college within Emory you apply to, so focus on presenting your best self to the admissions team.