Emory University reviews

The most difficult part of my experience was interacting with the student body (a requirement for some of my work duties). To make a sweeping generalization, I found them to generally be egocentric and largely apathetic, probably suffering from rich private school syndrome. I have worked with public universities and have never had the same experience. Something to consider if you will be working directly with students full-time.

Top heavy management structure. Highly political. They pay you a year behind the recommended NIH minimum.eg. the 2012 rate when it was 2013. I asked why but never got an answer. Although Emory does put in 6% of your salary to a retirement plan, you're only vested after 2 years. They claw that money back if you leave before that time.