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Miami University

Miami University

77.00
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Academic 35/40
Culture 26/30
Environment 7/20
Special 9/10
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Miami University
Overall Score
77.00
out of 100
35/40
26/30
7/20
Special
9/10
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Miami University

  • 1 Exceptional business/marketing program (#16 nationally) with 90%+ internship participation and Fortune 500 corporate partnerships
  • 2 Outstanding school spirit and active social scene - definitively NOT a commuter school with 75% living on/near campus
  • 3 Excellent career outcomes (94% placement) and strong 'Miami Mafia' alumni network, particularly in business
  • 4 Walk-on dance team opportunities with competitive team plus multiple student dance organizations
  • 5 Beautiful campus (ranked among most beautiful in America) with strong student satisfaction (90% retention rate)
  • 6 Good academic support with accessible faculty and smaller upper-level classes (15-25 students)

Things to Consider

Miami University

  • 1 CRITICAL: Location is rural small town, NOT urban as preferred - Oxford offers little beyond campus, car needed by junior year
  • 2 CRITICAL: Climate severely mismatched - only 178 sunny days/year with cold, gray Ohio winters for student who 'loves sunshine'
  • 3 Limited economic and racial diversity (15-18% Pell Grant recipients) may not provide diverse perspectives important for psychology/pre-law interests
  • 4 Greek life at 40% participation is influential and could feel exclusionary if not participating
  • 5 High out-of-state tuition ($39,614) if not Ohio resident - must consider financial implications
  • 6 Pre-PT and pre-law are solid but not signature programs - business is the clear star