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$98,118 2025–2026 cost of attendance for undergraduates living on campus miami.edu/coa
$36,803 Average cost after grants and scholarships. Net price can vary from $0 to $98,118 miami.edu/npc
Average salary for Class of 2024 six months after graduation* 87% of Fall 2024 first-year students received financial aid
99% of Class of 2024 secured plans six months after graduation* miami.edu/outcomes
Networking/ recruiting events annually
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There’s no better way to know if a university is the right fit for you than to visit, so we’re thrilled to have you on campus. During your visit, we encourage you to ask current students about their experiences and take the time to picture yourself here. Discover the culture, ideas, and opportunities available only at the U!
Your college experience starts here. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study or a lively spot to connect with friends, this guide offers a glimpse into the spaces where Canes learn, gather, and grow. Make a note of the places you don’t want to miss and use the map on pages 6 and 7 to see them in person.
The 5,800-square-foot laboratory is a centerpiece of the College of Engineering’s research and education initiatives.
Our Hall of Fame preserves the names and achievements of athletes who have brought national and international acclaim to the U.
Take advantage of peer tutoring services and dedicated learning specialists to advance your potential.
Pick up some UM gear at the Campus Store to show off your Cane pride during and after your visit!
Watch contemporary, classic, and foreign films at the University’s very own oncampus art-house cinema.
Wednesdays are abuzz at the weekly Farmers Market—serving up a variety of produce, treats, and meals.
Various dining options available, with menus that include vegetarian and vegan options.
Named for Dr. John C. Gifford, an expert and professor of tropical forestry at the University, the Gifford Arboretum was created to promote the study of tropical plants.
Cultivate a healthy mind and body at the gym and with classes in cardio, cooking, yoga, and more.
Enjoy fresh interpretations of your favorite musicals, classic plays, and contemporary productions.
In addition to hosting special events and lectures, the center houses the University Libraries’ Special Collections.
Knight Center for Music Innovation
A world-class, acoustically superior, 200seat recital hall with advanced recording, lighting, and broadcast technology.
Koenigsberg & Nadal Interactive Media Center
With the latest technology and a flexible co-working space, students write, edit, design, develop, and create for real-world projects and clients.
Lake Osceola
Celebrate Homecoming with the boatburning ceremony and fireworks display around Lake Osceola. Tradition states that if the boat’s mast falls before it sinks, Miami Hurricanes will win the Homecoming football game.
Lakeside Patio Stage
A popular spot for concerts and events, the stage also hosts the Patio Jams free concert series on Thursdays.
Bring your entrepreneurship dreams to life with advisors who assist students in launching their ventures.
One of the Southeast’s most distinguished and diverse permanent visual art collections, the Lowe serves the educational and cultural needs of our community.
An inviting space for visitors, students, and alumni alike, the Alumni Center showcases UM memorabilia from the past century, a Chihuly glass chandelier, and a larger-thanlife bronze statue of Sebastian the Ibis.
Welcome to our campus! Admission counselors are on hand to answer questions about the University and the admission process.
Rock climb on your day off, rent a kayak for a sunset paddle, or join a group of friends for a wilderness adventure camping trip.
Nonlocal first-year students must live on campus their first year, pending availability. Students are supported by peers, faculty, and staff.
UM Libraries rank among the top 50 research libraries in North America. In addition to a vast collection, Richter is home to the Learning Commons, where students can get one-on-one help
conducting research, refining writing assignments, and more.
Get involved! The Student Center is a hub for activity for our 300+ student organizations.
The U’s world-class athletics facilities include: Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field (baseball)
Cobb Stadium (soccer and track)
Neil Schiff Tennis Center
Carol Soffer Indoor Practice Facility (football)
The auditorium hosts events such as the Distinguished Leaders Lecture Series, which brings top business leaders to campus.
In addition to providing studio space for all architecture students, the building includes a fabrications lab and modern workstations to enable advanced digital production.
Trained career advisors will support you every step along your path to career success. Toppel brings more than 1,000 employers to campus each year to recruit our students.
Arguably one of the most iconic spots on the Coral Gables campus, this is the place to take all the photos and group selfies with your fellow Canes.
A hub for undergraduate classes and advising for students in marine, earth, and atmospheric science programs.
Find excitement at large-scale concerts, lectures, Hurricanes basketball games, and more!
V i l l a g e Ga r a g e
Our Coral Gables campus spans 239 acres of quiet retreat. It’s car-free, pedestrian- and bike-friendly, and makes for a peaceful oasis within the bustling city of Miami. Here, you’ll have the space to think, expand your ideas, and accomplish more than you thought possible.
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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 ACT and/or SAT scores: Self-report your test scores on the Common App
The following students may choose to apply with or without test scores:
• Students applying to performance-based academic programs in the Frost School of Music
• Students applying to Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree programs in the College of Arts & Sciences
• Students applying to the School of Architecture
• Students graduating from a high school or secondary school outside the United States
o Official high school/secondary school transcript(s)
If your transcript is in a language other than English, an official English translation issued by a school official or accredited translation agency must be sent directly to the University of Miami.
*Documents must be submitted by the deadline of your chosen admission plan. Additional items may be required for special programs.
miami.edu/apply
Financial Aid Checklist
o CSS Profile
o Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) (U.S. citizens and eligible nonresidents only)
o Signed tax returns and W2s
o Noncustodial Parent Profile, if applicable
o Business and Farm Supplement, if applicable
finaid.miami.edu/apply
Admission Plans & Deadlines
Merit Scholarships
All applicants are automatically considered for scholarships when they apply, regardless of financial need. miami.edu/scholarships
FALL 2025 APPLICATION DATA AT A GLANCE ‡
58,139
Total number of completed applications
18%
Admission rate
Regular Decision January 5 January 5 April 1
Average unweighted GPA on 4.0 scale
Middle 50% of test superscores§ 3.89
SAT 1360–1480 ACT 30–34
‡As of July 2025.
§Range comprises applicants who elected to have their scores considered as part of the application process. miami.edu/testing
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Advertising
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Journalism
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Media Management
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Geological Sciences
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Frost School of Music
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(audition/portfolio required)
Audio Technology (BS*)
Instrumental Performance
Keyboard Performance
Media Scoring and Production
Modern Artist Development and Entrepreneurship
Music (BA)
Music Education
Music Engineering
Technology (BS)
Music Industry (BA*, BM)
Music Theory and Composition
Music Therapy
Studio Music and Jazz Instrumental
Studio Music and Jazz Vocal Vocal Performance
School of Nursing and Health Studies
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Health Science
General
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Pre-Medical
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Public Health
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Open to all students, regardless of major.
Pre-Chiropractic
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Pre-Medical
Pre-Optometry
Pre-Podiatry
Pre-Veterinary
Dual-Degree Programs
Work toward a graduate degree as an undergraduate student. miami.edu/dualdegree
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