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Together, We Will Rise to the Top

When you choose to become a part of Miami University, you're choosing an academic experience that can take you further. See how we rank amongst some of the top institutions in the world.

Top 50

National Public University

U.S. News & World Report, 2022-2023

Miami Consistently Ranks at the Top

Miami University has again been named a top 50 public school among national universities by U.S. News & World Report in their 2022-2023 Best Colleges Rankings.

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We're Known for Excellent Academics

Top 10

best public school for internships, The Princeton Review (2022)

Top 5

best undergraduate teaching national public universities, U.S. News & World Report (2022-2023)

Top 10

undergraduate entrepreneurship program, The Princeton Review (2023 Entrepreneurship Rankings)

No. 2

best undergraduate engineering among public national universities, U.S. News & World Report (2022-2023)

32

LEED Gold- and Silver-certified buildings

account for 31 percent of building square footage on the Oxford campus.

2

STARS Gold ratings

Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE)

Making an Impact with Sustainable Solutions

We believe in a sustainable future at Miami University and beyond. That's why we're making changes to better the future for everyone.

Learn more about sustainability

We're Known for Success

15th

among national public universities for 4-year graduation rate

89%

first-to-second year retention

—Miami University Data, Fall 2021

98%

of 2021 Graduates Are Employed or Continuing Their Education

—Miami University Data, Fall 2021

Miami University's Report Card

We provide this Report Card highlighting quality measures to Miami students and families from around the state, nation and world; to families of prospective students; and to our local, regional and state leaders.

We're Known for Great Experiences

16:1

student-faculty ratio

No. 4

in the U.S. for the number of students who study abroad

—Open Doors, 2022

2,800+

undergrads work with professors on funded research each year