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Miami has an exceptional history of providing a high-quality
education at a moderate cost. Consider the following:
- Miami was praised as a "strong performer" in the
first-ever National Survey of Student Engagement,
a multimillion dollar survey of 63,000 randomly selected
students. Only 19 other universities were so highlited.
Miami students read more, write more, participate
more in class discussions and interact more with faculty
than at other schools
- Eighty percent of students who enroll at Miami graduate
- the highest graduation rate among Ohio's public
universities and fifth nationally for major public
universitiesMiami's law school acceptance rate is
84 percent, compared to 69 percent nationally
- Miami's law school acceptance rate is 84 percent,
compared to 69 percent nationally
- More than 300 Miami students have gone on to medical
school in the past four years. Miami's medical school
acceptance rate is high - 85 percent for students
who score "average" or better on each subset of the
MCAT and have at least a 3.2 grade-point-average in
science and overall
- Miami students who take the CPA exam consistently
exceed state and national passage rates
- Miami's graduation rate for African-American students
is higher than at any other public university in Ohio.
A recent report shows that 56 percent of African-American
students at Miami graduate. Comparable graduation
rates for other state universities range from 16 to
52 percent
- Miami won first place in the 2001 National Model
Entrepreneurship Program (undergraduate category)
competition sponsored by the U.S. Association for
Small Business and Enrepreneurship
- Miami is one of six colleges and universities honored
in 2000 for its "innovative" Scholastic Enhancement
Program, which increases academic performance and
graduation rates. JSA Group Noel-Levitz, a nationally
recognized higher education consulting firm, selected
the group as exemplary
- Miami ranks seventh in the nation among all universities
for the number of its students who study abroad
- By the time they graduate, 38 percent of Miami students
have participated in some form of leadership education
and 82 percent have been involved in community service.
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