Emory University, located in Atlanta, GA, is one of the world's leading private research universities and one of the most distinguished institutions of higher learning in the Southern United States. Known as the "New Ivy League" , it ranks 22nd    on the 2023 US News College Rankings.

Having grown in a free, inclusive, and open academic environment and atmosphere.

Luke has been making breakthroughs and improving himself. Not only has he achieved high scores in standardized tests such as 6 AP subjects, 115 on TOEFL test, and 35 on ACT test, but also has won 1st or 2nd prizes in various international competitions.

For example, in last year's AMC competition, he made it to the top 5% of all the competitors. He was also shortlisted in the John Locke Competition! Congratulations to Luke for getting into his dream college! 

Emory University is one of the world's leading private comprehensive universities located in Atlanta, one of the most prosperous metropolitan areas in the United States. Emory's School of Business and School of Public Health are among the top in the United States, and the School of Law is consistently ranked among the top law schools in the United States. In addition, its English, psychology, political science and history departments, are all excellent. The most popular majors taken by students are Biology and Chemistry, which shows its profound academic  strength in biology and chemistry disciplines.

Emory's teaching is characterized by its small-sized classes and students’ close interaction with their professors. Unlike large public schools that offer lectures to 300 to 400 students in large classes, 80 percent of Emory's classes have fewer than 20 students and 95 percent have fewer than 50 students. As a result, all professors and students work as a tight-knit group, with students getting to know each other and professors getting to know their classmates very well, making them both teachers and friends. At Emory University, the teacher-student ratio is very high, up to 1:7, so it is generally not difficult to ask questions and discuss life or academic problems with professors during  their office hours. Making the best of small-sized class sizes, Emory University's undergraduate Liberal Arts Education has been well known and widely recognized throughout the United States.