Diversity is much more than a buzzword at the University of Miami. Our multicultural student body embraces differences of all kinds. In addition to racial/ethnic diversity, our students represent the full rainbow of sexual orientations, gender identities, and religious affiliations. 

A rich network of identity-based student organizations is open to all students, regardless of background, and gender-inclusive housing is available.

All are welcome here, and we don't take inclusion for granted. The  LGBTQ Student Center and Multicultural Student Affairs are just two of the departments working to continuously cultivate a culture of belonging for all.

The University meets 100 percent of the demonstrated financial need for Early Decision applicants and all admitted first-year Florida residents who are eligible for federal aid.

81 percent of full-time, first-time degree-seeking students in Fall 2021 received financial aid.

Learn more about how your estimated family contribution is calculated, eligibility, and requirements at finaid.miami.edu.

All applicants are automatically considered for merit scholarships, regardless of citizenship.

To be considered for our premier scholarships, which range up to the full cost of attendance, you must apply by the November 1 deadline. Other merit scholarships range up to $30,000 annually.

Learn more about scholarship eligibility at miami.edu/scholarships.

https://admissions.miami.edu/undergraduate/application-process/credit-information/index.html

https://admissions.miami.edu/undergraduate/index.html

For students who are applying for admission for the Fall 2021 term, it is optional to submit ACT and/or SAT scores.  

If you choose to submit your scores, be sure to complete all testing by the following dates:

• November 1 if applying Early Decision I or Early Action
• January 1 if applying Early Decision II or Regular Decision

For financial aid, applications need to be submitted by the following dates:

• December 1 for Early Decision I/Early Action
• January 1 for Early Decision II/Regular Decision

For more information, visit:  https://uonline.miami.edu/

For more information, visit:  https://uonline.miami.edu/

For more information, visit:  https://uonline.miami.edu/  However, we do not offer online Bachelor degree program.  All our online programs are in graduate level at this time.

Step foot on campus and you’ll feel it—a vibe that celebrates life & learning, and daily activities that are anything but routine. The University of Miami offers unparalleled academic support, enrichment activities, sports, cultural offerings, wellness programs, and endless opportunities to explore, engage, and better the community and the world. 

There is a strong emphasis on mentorship during a student’s first year. For students who live on campus, Resident Assistants and First-Year Fellows support students living in each of the First-Year Residential Colleges. For students living off campus, first-year commuter students are connected to Commuter Assistants, and transfer students are connected to Transfer Assistants. 

The live-on experience combines the personal attention, support, and family-like atmosphere of a small college with the extensive resources of a major research university. In addition to our residential colleges, we have two apartment areas for upper-class students.

The University of Miami’s rich athletics tradition dates back to the school’s first classes in the fall of 1926. Miami has since built one of the nation’s great athletics programs, one that has won 21 team national championships and 82 individual national championships. UM currently fields teams in 18 sports as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, which Miami joined in 2004 after 13 years in the BIG EAST Conference.