Miami University-Oxford
Miami University-Oxford was founded in 1809 in Ohio. It is one of the oldest public universities in the nation and listed as the #31 Top Public Schools according to U.S. News & World Report. Miami is considered to have “high research activity” and has regional campuses in Middletown, West Chester, and Hamilton as well as a European Center in Luxembourg. Poet Robert Frost once wrote that the university in Oxford is, “the most beautiful campus that ever there was.”
Overview
Average Net Price
Tuition
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Level of Institution
4 Year
Campus Setting
Town
Average ACT Composite: 29
Average SAT Composite: 1259
What Students Are Saying
4.16
Average Rating
It's where students go if they follow the work hard, play hard mantra. The teachers are inspiring, the education is first rate, and there are many opportunities for success, from plentiful study abroad opportunities to internships to job fairs. And, if one is so inclined, there are always parties to attend.
Paige from Saline, MI
This beautiful campus has something for everyone. There are thousands of clubs and activities and even though we may not look diverse, the range of personalities is unlike any other. The medium class class is the best of both worlds; not overwhelmingly large and you make great relationships with your peers.
Emily from Cincinnati, OH
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