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About Us | Undergraduate Admission | University of Miami

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Our Story

The University of Miami is a private research university with more than 12,000+ full-time, degree-seeking undergraduates and 6,000+ full-time, degree-seeking graduates from around the world. Here, students study what they love, collaborate across disciplines, and tackle real-world challenges. Our vibrant community is made up of students and scholars from all over the world that challenge each other to push beyond their limits and achieve more.

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Facts and Figures

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Undergraduate Schools & Colleges

11:1

Student-to-faculty ratio

92%

First-year to sophomore retention rate

300+

Clubs & Organizations

200,000

Service hours completed by UM students each year

100+

Networking/recruiting events held by Toppel Career Center each year

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Frequently Asked Questions

Admission counselors are there to answer your questions before, during, and after the admission process. For quick reference, we compiled frequently asked questions about applying for admission.

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The University of Miami is a close-knit community united by a powerful school spirit known as "Hurricane Pride." To learn more about us, contact an admission counselor and subscribe to our mailing list, so you can stay informed and get all the latest information about UM sent directly to you.

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Our Location

The University of Miami is located in the heart of a metropolitan city at the crossroads of the Americas.

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Student Spotlights

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Juan Perez

Juan Perez, Class of 2026

"My research in childhood development allowed me to better understand it. Not only did I acquire skills for my future career, but I was part of the team that helped expand that field of knowledge."
Angela Ansah

Angela Ansah, Class of 2026

"As an American who grew up in Saudi Arabia and whose family is from Ghana, I craved connection with other black students. African Student Union gave me the opportunity to learn a little more about myself, my heritage, and it gave me a more tailored sense of community on campus."
Benedetto Rebecca

Benedetto Rebecca, Class of 2024

"I always tell people, if you can do it, do it. My study abroad experience in Rome changed my whole view on architecture and life."
Mary Simmone Dodge

Simone Dodge, Class of 2024

"Studying abroad with UGalapagos opened the door to gaining more experience in my field. I plugged it on my resume and got called in for an internship interview. I got the job!"
Brandon Quiroz

Brandon Quiroz, Class of 2025

"I chose UM because the School of Nursing and Health Studies has a track within my Health Sciences major specifically for pre-pharmacy. Beyond that, there are so many tracks that I can take advantage of while still focusing on my goal of becoming a pharmacist one day."
Lauren Ferrer

Lauren Ferrer, Class of 2025

"While studying abroad in London, I got to visit the UK headquarters of CBS, CNN, Reuters, Bloomberg and meet investigative journalists."
Neal Daniel; Innovation, Technology, and Design major.

Neal Daniel, Class of 2026

"Through my internships, I’ve had the opportunity to explore various industries, gaining insights into the kind of work and environment that resonates with me for my post-graduation plans."
Sammy McCollough

Sammy McCollough, Class of 2024

"I have accomplished so much here at UM. I have had tons of field experience for my major, including working in hospice care, at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, at Unique Learning Center, and at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital."
Layomi Adeojo

Layomi Adeojo, Class of 2024

"During my time as a President’s 100 Student Ambassador, I got to impact high school students the same way my tour guide impacted me, so much that I committed to UM soon after I visited."
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