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Student Reviews of Miami University-Oxford

4.5
based on 39 reviews

  • Samantha from Erlanger, KY

    1. Free time can get boring after a few weeks, there is little to do if you're not into partying.
    2. Make sure you'll use your book before you buy it (often, you don't need to purchase books for the first couple of days). I've bought a few… more read full review

    1. Free time can get boring after a few weeks, there is little to do if you're not into partying.
    2. Make sure you'll use your book before you buy it (often, you don't need to purchase books for the first couple of days). I've bought a few books in the past that I never needed. If you do buy it and decide you don't need it, return it within a week and you'll get a better price than you would if you waited. Also, make sure you get the correct edition.
    3. Come early on move-in day, it gets hectic later in the day. Save your trip to Wal-Mart until the day after move-in because that gets very busy as well.
    4. Don't forget an umbrella, rainboots, and snowboots.
    5. You have to live on campus for the first 2 years, so be prepared to live in a dorm for that long. Becoming an RA (resident assistant) is a great idea for sophomores since you're there anyway, might as well make some money and the job isn't too demanding.
    6. Get involved. read full review

  • Demitrios from Chicago, IL

    1. Bringing a bike might be a good idea as it makes going uptown or even traveling to class more manageable.
    2. Get involved early on--there are numerous organizations and clubs and it is a great way to meet people.
    3. Explore the… more read full review

    1. Bringing a bike might be a good idea as it makes going uptown or even traveling to class more manageable.
    2. Get involved early on--there are numerous organizations and clubs and it is a great way to meet people.
    3. Explore the beautiful and scenic Ohio landscape surrounding the campus.
    4. Don't expect a lot from the town--the university is the town. read full review

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Miami University-Oxford Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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Ohio Merit Scholarhip $1,500 - $3,000 Y R N N
The Harrison Scholarship is Miami’s premier scholarship program. - Y Y
Graduate grants-in-aid - R
Graduate summer scholarships $1,800 R
Miami Access Initiative – -
National Achievement Scholar– -
National Hispanic Recognition– $10,000
National Merit Finalists $750 - $2,000
Non-Ohio Resident Scholarship – $3,000 - $7,000
Study Abroad Airfare Grant $600
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