300+ Student-run clubs & organizations 50% Undergraduate courses with 17 or fewer students 9 Undergraduate Schools & Colleges 92% First-year to sophomore retention rate 21 NCAA Division I Championships
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200K+ Service hours completed by students each year FAST FACTS 8% International 49 States, D.C. & 3 territories 93 Countries
Networking/recruiting events held each year by the Toppel Career Center
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60% of Fall 2024 first-year students speak two or more languages 63% Non-Florida residents 29% Florida residents 7% International students 19% Admission rate FALL 2024 ADMITTED FIRST-YEAR STUDENT PROFILE* *As of July 2024. †For those who said “yes” to testing
Middle 50% of test superscores† 3.8 Average unweighted GPA on a 4.0 scale
$456M in annual research funding creating opportunities for students
84% of Fall 2023 first-year students received financial aid $93,892 2024–2025 cost of attendance for undergraduates living on campus.‡ miami.edu/coa 53,858 Total number of applications 53% 47% Average net price (cost after grants and scholarships) is $34,625. Net price can vary from $0 to $93,892.
SAT 1360–1490 ACT 31–34
100% of demonstrated financial need is met for all admitted students in their first year. miami.edu/withinreach
The University of Miami
is your opportunity to discover yourself, our city, and your place in the world. Here, you will explore new possibilities, experience your studies beyond the classroom, and go further than you ever thought possible. From day one, put knowledge into practice in labs, in the city, and in our global community. Let’s create change together. Come make your mark.
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Explore
Maximize your education. Explore your interests. Discover connections across disciplines. Within our nine undergraduate schools and colleges, faculty serve as partners throughout your academic journey.
Research
Conduct research as early as your first year in topics as varied as smart city design, stem cell development, and tectonic mapping of planets in our solar system. Working alongside faculty researchers, create knowledge around some of the world’s most pressing issues. miami.edu/ugr
of full-time regular faculty hold a doctorate or highest degree in their field
Cognates Program of General Education
*After meeting with his academic advisor to discuss his degree progress, Sebastian discovered he had the flexibility to add two more elective courses to turn his Arts & Humanities cognate into a philosophy minor.
A cognate is a set of at least three related courses. Students take one cognate in each of the three areas of knowledge: Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) Arts & Humanities People & Society Our general education program lets you incorporate your interests into your curriculum and study what you love. Your cognates can be closely related or worlds apart. Above is just one example of how the cognates can work together. Explore your options at
Experience
Dig in on day one in classes, activities across campus, and in the city. Create connections and grow as a leader. Put classroom knowledge into practice. Gain real-world experience to prepare for long-term and meaningful success.
FAST FACTS
5
Residential colleges plus Lakeside Village and University Village for on-campus housing
300+ Student-run clubs & organizations
80+ programs in 28 countries (including 12 UPrograms)
Students can count on the academic and social support of live-in faculty, professional staff, and resident assistants, plus plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow ’Canes.
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Get Involved
Develop your strengths, grow as a leader, and make lasting friendships in a wide range of student clubs and organizations.
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Study Abroad
Take the U with you to locations such as Paris, the Galápagos, and Cape Town, with semesterlong UPrograms, which are designed and led by University faculty.
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Theory + Practice
UM courses provide theory and knowledge while the Toppel Career Center helps students acquire internships and professional experience to enter the workforce with confidence.
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Get to know some of our clubs and organizations
SalsaCraze is one of the largest student- run organizations on campus, and for good reason! The group is open, energetic, and treats you like familia. No partner or experience required.
Students sit on an outdoor terrace at Lakeside Village, a 12-acre residential community comprised of 25 interconnected buildings, a grand courtyard, study spots, and recreational spaces.
Go further
200,000+
’Canes living in 174 countries
Top Employers*
42 West
American Express
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
BlackRock
Bloomberg
Citi
Deloitte
Disney
F1 Miami Grand Prix
FitzRoy Investment Advisors
Goldman Sachs
Google
JPMorgan Chase
Morgan Stanley
NBCUniversal
Pfizer
Procter & Gamble
Royal Caribbean International
ScribeAmerica
World Fuel Services
#1
for startup activity among the 40 largest metro areas in the U.S.
Kick off your future in a city beaming with opportunity. With multinational corporations, nonprofit organizations, government and cultural centers right in our backyard, you’ll graduate with more than a diploma. You’ll join a vibrant alumni network full of entrepreneurs, artists, and innovators who bring an unmatched passion to their chosen fields. Whatever your path, you’ll be prepared with career-ready skills to achieve more than you ever imagined.
$63,378
median salary for Class of 2023 six months after graduation*
The Launch Pad equips student entrepreneurs to launch a successful business venture. thelaunchpad.org
*Based
99% of Class of 2023 secured plans six months after graduation*
“ My training in musical theater helped me in terms of technique and storytelling. Whether it’s a twohour musical or three-minute pop song, I’m thinking about where the listener is going on this journey.”
—JOSHUA HENRY
Theatre arts, Class of 2006
Broadway performer who starred in the national tour of Hamilton
Joshua has been a professional performer for nearly two decades. He won a GRAMMY Award for his work on Into the Woods on Broadway and was twice nominated for a Tony Award for his role in The Scottsboro Boys and Violet His portrayal of Aaron Burr in the U.S. tour of Hamilton has been described as a “powerhouse performance…gives this dazzling, envelope-pushing show a beautiful gravity.” He has since played in Waitress on Broadway and Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration live on ABC
“ One of the most valuable things I gained from my education is how to think. It armed me with the ability to tackle completely foreign problems and devise innovative solutions.”
—DAHLIA ATTIA-KING Biology, Class of 2012 Founder and CEO of Panacea
Dahlia saw an opportunity to make an impact in the medical field during her first part-time job in the industry. Using on-campus resources like The Launch Pad, she connected with experienced and knowledgeable mentors—mentors who were critical to the formation of her gene sequencing company, Panacea. Dahlia’s Panacea uses an AI platform to sift data and better understand and predict gene behavior. Patients leave with results that help physicians make more strategic decisions in their health care plans.
FAST FACT
7 miles/ 11 km from the Coral Gables campus to Miami International Airport
US1/SDixieHwy
CORAL GABLES CAMPUS
Miami in a Day
Start your day in Coral Gables, home to the University’s main campus.
Visit historic Coconut Grove for breakfast with views of the marina.
Next up, head to Brickell to scope out your future internship at the “Wall Street of the South.”
Take your next pic for the ’gram with Miami Beach’s art deco architecture as your backdrop.
Haiti
Then, go to Downtown Miami, where you’ll check out the Frost Museum of Science. Your trip wouldn’t be complete without seeing the Wynwood Walls, famous for their everchanging street art.
Stop by Little Haiti’s Cultural Complex to immerse yourself in the vibrant Haitian culture.
It’s time for a pick-me-up: grab a cafecito in Little Havana while you play a round at Domino Park.
Enjoy dinner back in Coral Gables and end the day with a flick at the Coral Gables Art Cinema.
Downtown Miami
Little Havana
Key Biscayne
Coral Gables Miami International Airport
Coconut Grove
MARINE CAMPUS
Miami Beach
MEDICAL CAMPUS
Virginia Key
Brickell
Apply
ADMISSION CHECKLIST*
o Common Application, including supplemental essay
o Official high school transcript(s)
o School Report from your high school counselor
o One letter of recommendation from a school official
o Optional for Fall 2025: ACT and/or SAT scores
If you choose to submit, you may self-report your test scores on the Common Application. Applicants to the School of Architecture who do not provide test scores must submit a portfolio. All Frost School of Music applicants must complete an audition.
*There may be additional requirements for special programs.
Admission Plans & Deadlines
Decision II†
The deadline to submit the FAFSA for all Admission Plans is January 6.
†Early Decision I and II are binding options, which means applicants commit to attending the University of Miami if admitted.
How to Apply
Questions? Visit miami.edu/faq for more information.
Afford
The University of Miami has numerous financial aid opportunities to make an esteemed education affordable.
Merit Scholarships
All applicants are considered for scholarships when they apply for admission, regardless of financial need. Merit scholarships are based on a student’s academic accomplishments and our holistic review process. Students who apply by the November 1 deadline are considered for Premier Scholarships, which range from full tuition to full cost of attendance. miami.edu/scholarships
Need-Based Financial Aid
If you want to be considered for need-based aid, you must submit the items in the Financial Aid Checklist. Need-based aid is the difference between the total cost of attendance for one year and your expected family contribution. The University of Miami meets the full demonstrated financial need of all admitted students in their first year at UM. miami.edu/withinreach
o CSS Profile
o Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
o Signed tax returns and W2s
o Noncustodial Parent Profile, if applicable
o Signed Partnership or Corporate Tax Returns and K-1s, if applicable
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School of Architecture
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French
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Innovation and Society (co-major)
International Studies
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Materials Science
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Core Mathematics
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applicants)
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Legal Studies
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Advertising
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Majors
Electronic Media
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Media and Journalism Studies
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