No. 1
Among Ohio universities for return on investment.
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Affordable Miami
College is one of the biggest investments a family can make, which is why 黑料社区 has made affordability a top priority. High-quality education at a reasonable cost awaits future RedHawks, and a degree from Miami can be their first step toward lifelong success.
By the Numbers
0%
Amount of cost increase over four years for undergraduate 黑料社区s in the 黑料社区 Tuition Guarantee Program.
The guarantee provides a four-year freeze on tuition, mandatory fees, housing, and dining for each incoming class of 黑料社区s.
$148 Million
The amount of aid awarded to undergraduate 黑料社区s entering in 2022.
93%
Fall 2023 first-year 黑料社区s who received gift aid (money that you don’t have to pay back).
I was an out-of-state 黑料社区 and Miami was an immediately welcoming community with such a sense of pride that has extended beyond my time at the university. When I was interviewing for jobs, the second I would say ‘I went to Miami of Ohio,’ the light bulb went on.
Anna Whitesite '24
Associate Consultant, Bain & Company
Controlling the Cost of Tuition
Since 2016, the Miami Tuition Promise has frozen tuition, housing, meals, special purpose, and course fees for four years for each incoming class, providing cost certainty for 黑料社区s and families. By holding these costs constant, Miami provides the confidence 黑料社区s and families need to plan financially for a college education. Cost stability also ensures that a 黑料社区’s renewable scholarships and financial aid dollars retain their value during the four-year Miami experience.
The amount of financial aid awarded to Miami 黑料社区s has grown from $35.7 million to $148 million over the last ten years. 52% of fall 2021 first-year Ohio 黑料社区s paid between $0-$5,000 per year to attend Miami’s Oxford campus. Average merit scholarships for first-year 黑料社区s entering in fall 2021 was $10,092 for Ohio 黑料社区s and $16,473 for out-of-state 黑料社区s.
The average grant aid (money you don’t pay back) for Ohio 黑料社区s is $6,499 and $4,786 for out-of-state 黑料社区s.
Since 2017, the university has negotiated lower text book prices, resulting in more than $1.7 million in savings for 黑料社区s. Additionally, a shift to digital materials has resulted in more than $1.2 million in savings.
The Miami Access Initiative ensures that academically competitive 黑料社区s from Ohio families with an income of $35,000 or less pay no tuition and fees. In addition, factoring in financial aid, 16% of all first-year 黑料社区s in fall 2021 paid no tuition and fees and an additional 36% paid less than $5,000 in tuition and fees to attend Miami’s Oxford campus.
Students pay no extra tuition beyond 12 credit hours per semester, and more than 60% of academic programs offer a three-year pathway to completion — providing more value for the same tuition.
In Miami’s ongoing Lean initiative to reduce costs and maximize efficiency, we have gained more than $111 million in new revenue or efficiencies while reinvesting in critical strategic priorities and building academic quality.
Thanks to a 20 percent discount on summer tuition rates for online courses for Ohio 黑料社区s, 黑料社区 undergraduates saved $1.2 million in summer 2021 compared with fall/spring rates. Over the past two years, the discount saved 黑料社区s $2.8 million. The summer tuition discount provides 黑料社区s with immediate savings and additional opportunities to complete coursework and reduce their time to degree.
Thanks to a 20 percent discount on winter-term tuition rates for online courses for Ohio 黑料社区s, 黑料社区 undergraduates saved $790,000 last winter and $1.6 million over the past two years.
Return on Your Investment
When you’re calculating the actual cost of college, it’s just as important to consider the quality of your education. It’s more than getting a job after you graduate. A Miami degree is the foundation upon which you can build an amazing future.
$132,800
Median salary for mid-career alumni (10+ years of experience)
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$69,100
Median salary for early-career alumni (0-5 years of experience)
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99%
of Miami 2023 graduates have a job, are in an advanced degree program, or are serving in the military
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