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- The Oxford Mission
Excellence in undergraduate liberal arts education - Explore the Region
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Documents from the Dean's Office - Oxford and Emory
Undergraduate Choices - History and Traditions
Oxford from 1838 to today
Oxford and Emory
Emory University is unique among higher education institutions; it offers two academically equivalent but environmentally distinct colleges for freshman entrance. The difference at Emory is that you choose which college is right for you!
History and Traditions
The first two years of Emory University's liberal arts curriculum may be pursued at either Oxford College, located on a separate campus east of Atlanta, or Emory College, located on the Druid Hills campus in Atlanta. Oxford is the singular academic division of Emory University situated on a distinct, residential campus with its own history, traditions and campus life.
Oxford Facts
Oxford by Numbers
753
Total Students
19
Average Class Size
56
Tree-filled acres
1836
Date of founding
The Students at Oxford
42%
Male
58%
Female
27%
Asian, Asian/Pacific Islander
16%
Black/African American
5%
Hispanic/Latino
Welcome to Oxford College - one of two colleges that provide distinctive educational programs for the first two years leading to an Emory bachelor's degree.