Education Requirements
At Oxford College, we offer a liberal arts education intentionally designed for first-year and second-year students. The first two years of your Emory undergraduate education will equip you to thrive in your major and in the world beyond.
You’ll learn across a broad range of academic subjects and develop habits to help you become a lifelong learner. The entire community at Oxford, including faculty and your fellow students, will help you better understand how your talents and interests fit in a diverse world.
After completing your Oxford degree requirements, you'll continue your studies on Emory University’s Atlanta campus in the Emory College of Arts and Sciences, Goizueta Business School, or Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, where you can earn a bachelor’s degree in the liberal arts, business or nursing.
First Year | Sophomore Year | Junior Year | Senior Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Emory College Oxford College | Goizueta Business School | BBA | ||
Emory College | BS/BA | |||
School of Nursing | BSN | |||
General Education Program
Click here to view the specific requirements within Oxford’s General Education Program.
Our Advising Support Center (ASC) works in cooperation with your faculty adviser to help you navigate your academic career.
What’s Next?
Once you meet Oxford’s GEP requirements and get a strong start on your major and preprofessional plans, we’ll hold a special Oxford Commencement ceremony before you head to the Atlanta campus. As an Oxford graduate, you’ll be automatically enrolled in Emory College. However, you won’t be able to transfer to Emory College as a junior without meeting your Oxford degree requirements.
After completing your Oxford degree, you also have the option of applying to Emory’s Goizueta Business School or Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing to earn a bachelor of business administration or a bachelor of nursing degree.
Once you make the move to Atlanta, the Oxford Continuee Society—as Oxford graduates are known—will welcome you to campus with social activities and transition support.