Top 50
National Public University
U.S. News & World Report, 2022-2023
Quick Facts About Miami
Who We Are
Affiliation, History, and Location
An Ohio Public Ivy founded in 1809, Miami University bears the name of the Myaamia people whose homelands are here in the Miami Valley. The university maintains a strong reciprocal relationship with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma grounded in our shared commitment to learning from each other.
The main campus is located in Oxford, Ohio, with regional campuses in Hamilton, Ohio; Middletown, Ohio; the Voice of America Learning Center in West Chester, Ohio; and the John E. Dolibois European Center in Luxembourg.
Enrollment and Degree Programs
In the fall of 2024, there were 16,800+ undergraduates and 2,000+ graduate students studying at our Oxford campus, 3,600+ studying on regional campuses, and nearly 300 students per year studying in Luxembourg. These students came from 48 states and 101 countries to study at Miami.
On the Oxford campus, Miami offers bachelor's degrees in over 120 areas of study. Graduate students choose from more than 70 master's and doctoral degree programs. Several associate degrees, as well as bachelor's degrees, are also offered through study at our regional campuses and locations.
Calendar
First (fall) semester begins in late August and ends in mid-December. Our optional Winter Term runs for four weeks in January. Second (spring) semester begins in late January and ends in early May. Summer courses are also offered.
For a complete schedule, see the academic calendar.
Rankings and Recognition
Miami University consistently ranks at the top of national and international lists.
Top 40
Best Value Colleges - Public Schools
The Princeton Review, 2023
Top 25
In the U.S. for the Number of Students who Study Abroad
Open Doors, 2023
Top 10
For 10+ Years in a Row - Top Public Universities for Undergraduate Teaching
U.S. News & World Report, 2023
Top 15
Public universities for producing Fortune 500 CEOs
Academic Influence, 2024
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Return on Tuition Investment
- Miami is ranked No. 1 among Ohio public universities for return on investment by Payscale.com. Graduates posted a mid-career median income of $132,800.
- 99% of 2023 Miami graduates were employed or furthering their education by fall 2023.
- Miami is ranked 12th among national public universities for four-year graduation rate.
- In fall 2024, tuition and general fees on the Oxford campus were $17,961 per year for Ohio students and $41,021 per year for non-Ohio residents. First-time Ohio students enrolled at Miami’s regional campuses pay $3,645 per semester in tuition and fees, while non-Ohio residents paid $9,603 per semester.
- Room and board costs for incoming Oxford students in 2024 averaged $16,750 per year and will not increase during the students' four years on campus.
- Miami's Tuition Promise freezes costs for four years for each incoming class.
Academic Excellence and Student Experience
- More than 2,000 students earn academic credit through travel programs annually, both domestically and abroad.
- In 2023, 60% of Miami students graduated with at least one minor or additional major.
- Miami's Oxford campus has a 16:1 student-to-faculty ratio. At Regionals, that ratio is 18:1.
- During the 2023-2024 academic year, over 2,400 Miami students worked with professors and mentors on independent studies, internships, and directed research. Additionally, Miami recorded over 14,000 enrollments in courses that include research experiences.
- Miami student-athletes have posted a GPA of 3.0 or higher in 37 consecutive semesters.
Public Service and Sustainability
- Miami added $3.8 billion to Ohio's economy in 2021-2022, the last comprehensive study of the economic impact of public universities.
- Miami's operations on all campuses combined supported 52,401 Ohio jobs during that year.
- Miami has two STARS Gold ratings from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE).
- Between 2008 and 2024, Miami reduced energy-based carbon emissions by 57% per gross square foot.
- Miami has 36 Silver and five Gold LEED Certified buildings, accounting for 36% of the building gross square footage.
By the Numbers
First-Year Class, Fall 2024
4,832
Total first-year students
3.89
Average high school GPA
33%
Percentage of non-Ohio resident students
18%
Percentage of first-generation college students
