0 - 29
Freshman/First-Year
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Generally, the number of Miami credit hours you've completed with a passing grade, as well as any transfer, AP, or CCP credit you've earned outside of Miami are added together to determine your class standing. Check your degree audit to see the number of credit hours you've earned, which appear at the very end of the document.
0 - 29
Freshman/First-Year
30 - 61
Sophomore
62 - 92
Junior
93+
Senior
Depending on where you are on your academic journey, we offer the suggestions and opportunities below to help you make the most of your time at Miami.
In your first year of college, you’ll spend a lot of time adjusting to a new normal. There are several things you can do now to prepare for life after college!
It’s never too early to think about what comes after you graduate. Begin collecting experiences that will set you apart.
Get involved in student organizations, or student employment opportunities that expand your exposure and experience.
Now that you're a sophomore, this means you have earned at least 30 credit hours; here are some suggestions for making the most of your time at Miami University Regionals.
During your sophomore year, you will:
It’s never too early to think about what comes after you graduate. Begin collecting experiences that will set you apart.
Get involved in student organizations or student employment opportunities that expand your exposure and experience.
Now that you are a Junior, which means you’ve earned 62-92 credit hours, here are some suggestions for making the most of your time at Miami University Regionals.
You’re well on your way to graduation; what comes next?
When you earn 93+ credit hours you are a Senior - congratulations! Here are some suggestions for making the most of your senior year at Miami University Regionals.
It’s not too late to get involved in student organizations or student employment opportunities that will expand your exposure and experience.