Emory University

- Got forced out for fabricated charges of schizophrenia. Another friend of mine with a record for benevolence and selfless service was framed for a crime and permanently forced out of school. -The amount of support I got when I was forced to withdraw was non-existent, and when I returned I was watched like an animal. -The administration was questionable, but the education itself was good - it all depends on what you make of it.

I went to the emergency room. After the treatment, I had a balance of around 1500 dollars. I reached the call center and said that I could pay $800 of this money. and I requested the remaining balance to be deleted. They accepted my request. Then your balance is still 410, they sent a collection notice. They lied to me, I don't know how to seek my rights in this matter. I don't think of using this hospital again.

a really nice campus, definitely a breath of fresh air in atlanta

Overall, the hospital is pretty good. However, some of their staff could use some training empathy and what their roles are as health care providers. It is very disappointing when a nurse gives you grief about showing up with a critical patient but suddenly changes her tune when a doctor shows more concern for the patient than she does.

I loved the library, this is just a good place to hang out in and it's a good university, my sister applied but instead went to Georgia Tech.