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Admission & Aid

Miami University Regionals offers an education that fits your lifestyle so you can earn a degree that is life changing. And our open admission policy allows for an environment of diverse learners. Discover a true community where you will find the faculty and staff are committed to each student's success. Competitive scholarships, coupled with one of the lowest tuitions in the area, give students the opportunity to achieve their educational and career goals.

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Miami University Regionals has an open admission policy for first-time college students. You will be admitted if you have earned a diploma from a secondary program chartered by the state board of education, a General Education Development (GED) diploma, or if you are alternatively educated. If you are interested in taking College Credit Plus courses through Miami University Regionals, please visit our CCP website.

Admission Checklist

• Complete the Online Admission Application
• Send Transcripts and Test Scores - Official High School or GED transcript and Official ACT or SAT Test Scores
• Fill out FAFSA (Miami University's Federal School Code: 003077)
• Confirm Your Enrollment
• Register for Orientation
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You are a Transfer student if you have attended a college or university other than Miami after graduating high school. Miami University Regionals has a team dedicated to ensuring Transfer Students get the support they need to be successful.
Learn more about Transferring to Miami Regionals
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We recognize that your schedules are busy, and want to ensure flexible course time and class options to meet your needs. Miami University Regionals has an open admission policy for first-time college students. You will be admitted if you have earned a diploma from a secondary program chartered by the state board of education, a General Education Development (GED) diploma, or if you are alternatively educated.

Admission Checklist

• Complete the Online Admission Application
• Send Transcripts and Test Scores - Official High School or GED transcript and Official ACT or SAT Test Scores
• Fill out FAFSA (Miami University's Federal School Code: 003077)
• Confirm Your Enrollment
• Register for Orientation
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Miami University Regionals are committed to providing our veteran and active military students a smooth transition to college. We recognize your service and experience, and have created a veteran-friendly culture to support you through the enrollment process and throughout your education at Miami University. Veteran and military students pay no application fee and are provided priority registration, education benefit enrollment support, payment considerations, and Veteran Centers at the Hamilton and Middletown campuses.
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You are an E-Campus student if you are interested in pursuing one of Miami Regionals’ fully online degree programs. Miami Regionals also offers a number of online courses to meet students’ busy schedules.

Admission Checklist

• Complete the Online Admission Application
• Send Transcripts and Test Scores - Official High School or GED transcript and Official ACT or SAT Test Scores
• Fill out FAFSA (Miami University's Federal School Code: 003077)
• Confirm Your Enrollment
• Register for Orientation
Learn more about E-Campus
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You are a returning former student if you have previously enrolled as a degree-seeking student at any Miami campus. If you never enrolled in classes, but have applied to Miami Regionals before, contact the Office of Admission to determine if you need to reapply.
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You are an international student if you are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and wish to enroll at Miami Regionals as an undergraduate student. These instructions are for persons in a nonimmigrant visa status (if already in the U.S.) and for those who are seeking to enter the U.S. as F-1 and J-1 students or in any other nonimmigrant status.

Admission Checklist

• Complete the Online Admission Application
• Proof of completion of formal secondary education in a pre-university curriculum (transcript). Note: This education must culminate in the award of a diploma or the issuance of a leaving certificate or matriculation certificate generally recognized as the educational qualification necessary for admission to higher studies.
• Official prior college(s) transcripts (Note: We require official transcripts be translated into English.)
• Documentation of financial support adequate to cover all educational and living expenses. Applicants requiring I-20 or DS-2019 documents (F-1 or J-1 visa) to attend Miami are required to show proof of financial support. Complete the International Student Financial Support Form.
• We accept TOEFL (Internet-based: 80, Paper-based: 550) and IELTS (Overall band 6.5).
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You are a Visiting/Transient student if you are currently enrolled in another institution, but want to take some courses at Miami University's regional locations. You are an Unclassified Student if you are not attending college elsewhere and are not seeking a degree at Miami University's regional locations.

Admission Checklist

• Complete the Transient Student Application
• Complete the Unclassified Student Application

Why Miami Regionals?

18:1

Student to Faculty Ratio

Cost and Aid

Your college education is an important investment and Miami University Regionals offers one of the lowest tuitions in the state.
Tuition and Fees Scholarships
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Important Admission Deadlines

Pay attention to dates and deadlines to ensure you stay on track.
Graduation Cap

    Early College Academy

    The Early College Academy will open doors for students right here in our region. Utilizing the statewide College Credit Plus program students can earn a Miami University associate degree at no cost.

    Learn More About ECA

    Work+ Program

    Work+ is a program designed for Miami University Regionals students to obtain an associate or bachelor's degree while working part time and getting their tuition paid. Work+ makes it possible for a student to earn a college degree debt free!

    Learn More About Work+

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Parents and Families

The choice to attend college is a big decision so there may be a variety of questions. Our admission counselors can answer questions from application steps, cost, and deadlines to available scholarships, degree programs, and potential careers.

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High School Counselors

We appreciate your role in guiding college-bound students through the college search process. Whether at your school's college fair or virtual event, your partnership allows us to share the benefits of attending Miami Regionals with your high school students.

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Office of Admission Contact Information

Hamilton Campus

Harry T. Wilks Conference Center
1601 University Blvd.
Hamilton, OH 45011
513-785-3111

Middletown Campus

Johnston Hall 114
4200 North University Blvd.
Middletown, OH 45042
513-785-3111