Emory University, located in Atlanta, USA, was founded in 1836. It is a world-renowned top private research university, a member of association of american universities, a representative institution of small-class undergraduate elite education, and one of the most outstanding top institutions of higher learning in the southern United States. It is known as Harvard and New Ivy in the South.
Five Nobel Prizes, seven Pulitzer Prizes, six heads of state, 24 Rhodes scholars and 1 US Supreme Court justices were born. The list of rich universities headed by Harvard University ranks in the top ten, and it is the sister school of Georgia Institute of Technology, the world's top university.
Coca-Cola's huge funding has established the status of Emory's world academic hall, with 35 academicians of American College of Arts and Sciences and 22 academicians of American National Medical College.
The school once hosted 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. The beautiful campus surrounded by streams and forests has a national nature reserve. The expensive marble pavilions, Italian classical style and southern European style highlight Emory's elegant and noble temperament.