Admissions and Applications

Combined EMT/AEMT Course

Application Deadlines:

• Application for the Fall 2025 - Spring 2026 Combined EMT/AEMT Course is now CLOSED.
• Information about the Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 application cycle, including deadlines and instructions, will be available in early 2026. 

Submission Details:

• The application portal is currently closed. 
• Please check back in early 2026 for information about the Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 application cycle.

Eligibility Requirements (2025 - 2026 Admission Cycle): 

(Based on the Fall 2025 - Spring 2026 cycle and provided for reference only. Final details for the Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 school year will be published when the new application cycle opens in early 2026)

• Must be a current Emory University student (undergraduate/graduate), faculty/staff member, or Emory Healthcare affiliate at the time the course begins. Students graduating in 2026 may apply, but they will only be admitted if space allows. 
  • Note: The August 29, 2025, deadline is reserved for incoming first-year students (Class of 2029) and newly accepted transfer students. 
• Clear and pass a background check and drug screen (after acceptance into the program). 
• Must meet the Emory Immunization Requirements for Health Sciences Students (may be completed after acceptance into the program).
• Must be at least 18 years old by course completion. 
• Must be committed to volunteering for Emory EMS for at least one year after program completion. 

Tuition and Additional Costs (2025-2026 Admission Cycle):

(Rates reflect the Fall 2025 - Spring 2026 cycle and are provided for reference only. Final tuition and cost details for the Fall 2026 - Spring 2027 school year will be published when the new application cycle opens in early 2026.) 

• Tuition: $2,100 (2025-2026 rate; subject to change for 2026-2027) 
• Other Costs: 
  • Uniform Items and Tools: Students are required to purchase their own EMS-grade boots and personal EMS tools (e.g., stethoscope, trauma shears, pen light, etc.). Costs vary but typically range from $100-$300.  
  • Transportation Costs: Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from internship sites (e.g., gas, Uber, Lyft). Those relying on rideshare services should budget an estimated $500-$1,000, though costs may vary. Education Program Staff are mindful of these expenses and will attempt to assist coordinate carpooling whenever possible. 
• Immunization Compliance: Any bloodwork and immunizations required will be covered by the student. Students are encouraged to use their personal health insurance.