Miami University Regionals is committed to supporting students throughout their academic journey. From personalized academic advising to scholarship opportunities based on merit, financial need, and first-generation status, students have access to the guidance and resources needed to achieve their educational and career goals.
The department provides personalized academic advising designed to connect your education with your career goals. Advisors are faculty members, many with extensive private-sector experience, who bring real-world insight to every advising conversation. They work closely with students on academic planning, course selection, degree requirements, internships, and career opportunities, helping them make informed decisions and maximize their applied, career-focused learning experience.
Your academic advisor is the person you should contact with any questions you have about your academic plan.
To find your academic advisor's name and contact information:
If you need immediate assistance and your faculty advisor is not available, contact the advising office.
CMR recommends and supports the use of the wait list for CMR classes that are full.
Waitlisting is a feature that allows students to "get in line" for a spot in a class that’s full. CMR also uses waitlist information to determine when additional sections of a class are needed.
Students may be force added to courses in certain circumstances, primarily to meet major or minor requirements involving a CMR course. Students graduating in that term receive top priority.
The Department of Commerce does not consider the timing of force add requests; submitting a request earlier does not increase the likelihood of enrollment.
Force adding is centralized, instructors do not force add.
These major is no longer open to new students. Current students enrolled in the program will be able to complete their degree as planned.
We are committed to making a career-focused education accessible through scholarship opportunities for our students. Available to declared majors within the department, scholarships support students based on academic achievement, financial need, and first-generation status, helping more learners achieve their goals with confidence. If you are interested in any of these scholarships, please email the Commerce Department.