Miami University - Oxford

“Coming from an in-state high school where almost 10%Jan 23 2007Business - Management and Administration
Coming from an in-state high school where almost 10% of each year's graduating class attends Miami, I needed a decent g.p.a. or SAT score and I knew I was in. I am under the impression it is more difficult for out-of-state students.
ACT: 29 SAT: 1310 Female

“If you really want to get into Miami youNov 28 2006Finance
If you really want to get into Miami you need to focus on a few areas. Make sure you're, at the minimum, in the top 50 percent of your class. Grade point should be no lower than a 3.2ish area. Make sure you're involved in activities and/or have a steady job. Your essay should be well written and thought out. Lastly, make sure to get a recomendation letter from a teacher (a Miami Alum would be the best)
ACT: 29 SAT: 1850 Male

“Everyone applying to Miami has great grades and testApr 22 2006Education
Everyone applying to Miami has great grades and test scores, and it is becoming more and more difficult to get in. Extracurricular involvment, student initiative and drive, and anything that makes you stand out as a high school student will help.

“Simply need good grades, exam scores and some authenticApr 14 2006Finance
Simply need good grades, exam scores and some authentic extracurricular activity.

“I spent about 30 minutes on my application toApr 10 2006Economics
I spent about 30 minutes on my application to Miami. If you are out of state you are in luck, because the state of Ohio has been decreasing expenditures to state schools and at the same time putting caps on how much those schools can raise tuition to in-state students, so if they can charge you twice as much you'll likely get in. Otherwise, it seems like the rich, private school type are the most prevelent on campus so if you fit that mold you'll likely get into Miami as well. As for actual statistics for admission go see the princeton review.
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