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University of Miami

University of Miami

  • Private
  • Research university

University of Miami: international tuition 66,312 USD per year, one-year total cost 104,091 USD, acceptance rate 18.9%. Merit scholarships and need-based aid are open to international students.

The University of Miami offers both merit and need-based aid to international students; to apply for need-based aid you must submit the CSS Profile by the deadlines. The pages are silent on need-blind admission and on Premier Scholarship eligibility for international students.

Getting in. The school admits 18.9% of applicants. Admitted students scored around Reading and Writing 660–730, Math 660–750, ACT 30–33. The SAT and ACT are optional: a score counts if you send one, and you can still apply without it. The school has not published a minimum English score. If the English score is not there yet, the school can still admit conditionally.

Cost for a year. One year comes to 104,091 USD, before any scholarship. 1 scholarship is confirmed for international students, but nothing is taken off yet because the amount of each one is not clear. Health insurance is 4,483 USD a year.

Deadline and visa. The application deadline is 1/11. You apply through Common Application. How long the visa takes is up to the consulate; see the country note.

Admissions checked 14/10/2026Cost checked 10/10/2026

Overview
At a glance

What is the tuition at University of Miami?

International tuition is 66,312 USD per year. The total cost for one year is 104,091 USD.

Does University of Miami offer scholarships for international students?

Merit scholarships and need-based aid are open to international students. The University of Miami offers both merit and need-based aid to international students; to apply for need-based aid you must submit the CSS Profile by the deadlines. The pages are silent on need-blind admission and on Premier Scholarship eligibility for international students.

What is the acceptance rate at University of Miami?

The acceptance rate is 18.9%.

Total cost / year
104,091 USD≈ ₫2.71B
tuition 66,312 USD
Aid for intl students
Yes
Merit YesNeed Yes
Acceptance rate
18.9%
International students
7.6%
undergraduate
Programs
83 programs
35 STEM
Founded
1925
Students
19,515
Ways to pay
  • Pay in fullYes
  • Aid with the offerUnclear
  • Apply separately for scholarshipsUnclear

For Vietnamese students

Vietnamese community nearby

Coral Gables
175
0.4% of residents45 born in Vietnam
Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach area
19,483
0.3% of residents12,307 born in Vietnam

Students on campus lifei

  • Kai Trump2026Vlog
  • Alex Kovsky2025Vlog
  • Cierra Walker ♡2025Vlog

Contact

Address
1306 Stanford Drive, Suite 1210, Coral Gables, FL 33146
Admissions email
Social
Cost & scholarships

Tuition and cost for a year

Academic year 2026-27
Total cost / year
104,091 USD≈ ₫2.71B
International tuition
66,312 USD≈ ₫1.73B
International tuition per year (USD) vs other schoolsHigher than 88% of schools
Middle half: 34,170–55,04080% of schools: 24,734–68,017

Compared with 727 private United States schools with published tuition in Duckling's data.

What a year costs

Tuition66,312 USD≈ ₫1.73B
Mandatory fees2,030 USD≈ ₫52.9M
Books & supplies1,040 USD≈ ₫27.1M
Personal2,294 USD≈ ₫59.8M
Other itemsi32,415 USD≈ ₫845M
Total cost per year104,091 USD≈ ₫2.71B

VND converted at Vietcombank's selling rate on 15/10/2026; indicative only — the real amount depends on the rate when you pay.

Scholarships and aid for international students

Merit for intl studentsi
Yes
Need-based for intli
Yes
  • Is merit considered automatically with the application?UnclearThe pages say every applicant is automatically considered for an academic scholarship with no separate application, but they don't mention international students specifically, so it's not certain this applies to you.
  • Is admission need-blind for international applicants?UnclearThe pages provided say nothing about whether admission decisions for international students take ability to pay into account, so no conclusion can be drawn.
  • Is the CSS Profile or a school aid form required?YesThe finaid page states international students must submit the CSS Profile to be considered for need-based institutional aid (the FAFSA is only for U.S. citizens and eligible nonresidents).

Scholarships at this school

Full ride / hybrid1Merit1Need-based1
  • UM institutional need-based aidNeed-basedSeparate application requiredSchool page

    The finaid page says international students submit the CSS Profile to be considered for need-based institutional aid, so they can apply.

  • Premier Scholarships (full tuition and total cost of attendance)Intl eligibility unclearFull ride / hybridApplication method unclearSchool page

    The pages don't say whether international students can be considered for Premier Scholarships, so this is unclear.

    Deadline: November 1

  • UM Merit (Academic) ScholarshipIntl eligibility unclearMeritConsidered automatically with the admission applicationSchool page

    The passage only says generally that merit aid is offered to international students; it does not name the UM Merit (Academic) Scholarship, so it is not enough for this award.

Admissions

Admission requirements

Acceptance rate
18.9%
SAT / ACT
Test-optionali
Application fee
75 USD≈ ₫1.96M
Application fee (USD) vs other schoolsAbout typical
Middle half: 45–7580% of schools: 30–85

Compared with 349 United States schools that publish an application fee in Duckling's data.

High-school GPA of first-year students
Average 3.6
4.013%3.75–3.9925%3.50–3.7424%3.25–3.4920%3.00–3.2416%2.50–2.992%2.00–2.490%1.00–1.990%< 1.000%

SAT / ACT of enrolled students

SATReading & Writing200800660–730
SATMath200800660–750
ACTcomposite13630–33

English

Conditional admission / English pathway
Offeredi
English pathway program
University of Miami Intensive English Program
ComparisonThis school has not published minimum English scores. The chart below shows what similar schools ask for — check with the school what applies to you.

Application requirements

  • High-school transcriptRequired
  • SATACTiOptional
  • English proficiencyRequired
  • EssaysRequired

How to apply

Entry term
Fall 2027
Apply via
Common Application

Typical minimum English scores

IELTS Academic
Middle half: 6–780% of schools: 6–7This school has not published this figure

Compared with 42 United States schools admitting 15–40% that publish it in Duckling's data.

TOEFL iBT
Middle half: 79–9080% of schools: 70–100This school has not published this figure

Compared with 28 United States schools admitting 15–40% that publish it in Duckling's data.

DeadlinesFall 2027

Today 15/10
  1. Early Decision I application deadline (ED)
    Applicationin17days
  2. Early Action application deadline (EA)
    Application+17 days
  3. Early Decision I final credentials deadline (ED)
    Documents+29 days
  4. Early Decision I financial aid deadline (ED)
    Financial aid+31 days
  5. Early Action financial aid deadline (EA)
    Financial aid+31 days
  6. Early Action final credentials deadline (EA)
    Documents+36 days
  7. Early Decision II application deadline (ED2)
    Application+82 days
  8. Regular Decision application deadline (RD)
    Application+82 days
  9. Regular Decision financial aid deadline (RD)
    Financial aid+82 days
  10. Early Decision II financial aid deadline (ED2)
    Financial aid+82 days
  11. Early Decision II final credentials deadline (ED2)
    Documents+102 days
  12. Regular Decision final credentials deadline (RD)
    Documents+113 days
  13. Regular Decision notification (RD)
    Decision+168 days

Admission odds in numbers

Admit rate 2020–21
Early Decision61.2%From waitlist21.3%

Early rounds & waitlist

Early Decision: applied
1,357
Early Decision: admitted
83061.2%
Waitlist: offered
11,444
Waitlist: accepted
3,664
Admitted from waitlist
78121.3%

AP credit by subject

Lowest score that earns credit or placement, as the college reported to College Board. This is not an admission requirement. One exam can have several rows: a higher score sometimes earns more credit. Policy page the college gave College Board

Your score
AP2-D Art and Design4+
ART 101
AP3-D Art and Design4+
ART 101
APAfrican American Studies3+3 cr
AAS 105
APArt History4+6 cr
ARH 131, 132
APBiology3+3 cr
BIL 101
APBiology5+10 cr
BIL 150, 151, 160, 161
APCalculus AB5+4 cr
MTH 171
APCalculus BC4+4 cr
MTH 171
APCalculus BC5+8 cr
MTH 171, 172
APChemistry5+5 cr
CHM 121, 113
APChinese Language and Culture4+6 cr
CHI 101, 102
APChinese Language and Culture5+9 cr
CHI 101, 102, 201
APComparative Government and Politics4+3 cr
POL 202
APComputer Science A4+4 cr
CSC 120
APComputer Science Principles4+3 cr
CSC 119
APDrawing4+
ART 101
APEnglish Language and Composition5+6 cr
WRS 105, 106
APEnglish Literature and Composition4+3 cr
ENG 210
APEnvironmental Science5+3 cr
ECS 111
APEuropean History4+3 cr
HIS 132
APFrench Language and Culture4+6 cr
FRE 101, 102
APFrench Language and Culture5+9 cr
FRE 101, 102, 201
APGerman Language and Culture4+6 cr
GER 101, 102
APGerman Language and Culture5+9 cr
GER 101, 102, 201
APHuman Geography4+3 cr
GEG 110
APItalian Language and Culture4+6 cr
ITA 101, 102
APItalian Language and Culture5+9 cr
ITA 101, 102, 201
APJapanese Language and Culture4+6 cr
JPN 101, 102
APJapanese Language and Culture5+9 cr
JPN 101, 102, 201
APLatin3+3 cr
LAT 101
APLatin4+6 cr
LAT 101, 102
APLatin5+9 cr
LAT 101, 102, 201
APMacroeconomics5+3 cr
ECO 212
APMicroeconomics5+3 cr
ECO 211
APMusic Theory5+6 cr
MTC 109, 110
APPhysics 15+4 cr
PHY 101
APPhysics 25+4 cr
PHY 102
APPhysics C: Electricity and Magnetism5+3 cr
PHY 221
APPhysics C: Mechanics5+3 cr
PHY 221
APPre-Calculus5+3 cr
MTH 108
APPsychology4+3 cr
PSY 110
APSpanish Language and Culture4+6 cr
SPA 101, 102
APSpanish Language and Culture5+9 cr
SPA 101, 102, 201
APSpanish Literature and Culture4+12 cr
SPA 101, 102, 201, 202
APSpanish Literature and Culture5+12 cr
SPA 105, 201, 202, 203
APUnited States Government and Politics4+3 cr
POL 201
APUnited States History4+6 cr
HIS 101, 102
APWorld History: Modern4+3 cr
HIS 192

48 courses. Scroll inside the table to see all.

Programs & careers

Programs

83 programs35 STEM
Accounting and Related Services
Earns 102,344Debt 17,750
Anthropology
Earns 46,676*
Applied Mathematics
STEMEarns 91,532*
Architectural Engineering
STEMEarns 89,406*
Architecture
Earns 75,633
Area Studies
Earns 56,625*
Biology, General
STEMEarns 51,226Debt 16,793
Biomedical/Medical Engineering
STEMEarns 98,997Debt 18,425
Business/Managerial Economics
Earns 116,367Debt 14,700
Chemistry
STEMEarns 65,120*
Civil Engineering
STEMEarns 86,517*
Computer Engineering
STEMEarns 109,015*
Computer Science
STEMEarns 121,589Debt 18,584
Criminology
Earns 70,461Debt 16,062
Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft
Earns 34,667Debt 17,500
Economics
STEMEarns 92,998Debt 16,101
Film/Video and Photographic Arts
Earns 52,032Debt 17,500
Geography and Cartography
STEMEarns 57,853*
History
Earns 50,680*Debt 18,250
Industrial Engineering
STEMEarns 99,068Debt 15,110
Journalism
Earns 71,466Debt 15,500
Marketing
Earns 85,935Debt 18,508
Mathematics
STEMEarns 69,562*
Mechanical Engineering
STEMEarns 86,156Debt 17,650
Microbiological Sciences and Immunology
STEMEarns 62,582*Debt 18,625
Music
Earns 29,090Debt 13,999
Neurobiology and Neurosciences
STEMEarns 62,451*Debt 17,000
Non-Professional Legal Studies
Earns 99,836Debt 15,565
Philosophy
Earns 54,455*
Physics
STEMEarns 76,786*
Political Science and Government
Earns 62,216Debt 16,500
Psychology, General
Earns 54,290Debt 17,670
Public Health
STEMEarns 58,808*
Real Estate
Earns 84,821*
Sociology
Earns 63,764Debt 16,375
Showing 80 of 83 programs

* U.S. median for this field — the school publishes no figure of its own.

Outcomes

Earnings 10 years after entry, including people who did not graduatei
75,328 USD≈ ₫1.96B
Earnings 6 years after entry, including people who did not graduatei
61,508 USD

Staying in United States after graduation

Working after graduation

OPT: 12 months of work in your field after each degree level; degrees on the DHS STEM list can extend by 24 months (up to 36 months in total). Unemployment during OPT is capped at 90 days (150 days with the STEM extension). Note: on 8 October 2026 DHS published a PROPOSED rule charging USD 70,000 for initial OPT and USD 30,000 for later OPT; it is not in force, and comments close on 9 November 2026.

Campus life

Climate

Coldest
21°C
Nights in January, days around 23°C
Warmest
30°C
Days in August, nights around 29°C
Days below 0°C a year
0 days
Snow
Rarely
Daily temperature by month
0°10°20°30°
mm
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
School: low → high Hanoi Rain Snow (water equivalent)

School & campus

Public / private
Private
Kind
Research university
Setting
Suburban
Founded
1925
Students
19,515
Undergraduates
12,913
International students
7.6% undergrad

Where the school is

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State FloridaCoral Gables, United States

Detailed map

Academics & housing

Return for year 2
91%
Graduate within 6 years
83%
Students per faculty
12 : 1
International undergraduates
1,423

Housing

First-years in housing
71%

Why this school is listed: accepts applications through the Common App.

Updated 11/10/2026How Duckling sources data