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Opening Doors to an Emory Education
Learn more about Emory Advantage Plus, which provides a tuition-free education for undergraduate students whose families earn less than $200K.
Starting college can be a daunting experience. For neurodivergent students, meeting new people, living on their own, and navigating campus can be especially difficult. To ease the transition, Emory developed Emory Oaks, a program that connects autistic students with resources like mentors, academic coaching, and more. Matt Segall, director of Emory Oaks, shares how the program creates a sense of community and belonging for all students.
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