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GPA Requirement for Miami University Florida?

Hey guys, do any of you know about Miami University Florida's GPA requirements? I want to apply there but I'm not sure if my GPA is high enough. Any help would be appreciated!

3 months ago

Miami University is in Ohio (often confused with University of Miami, which is in Florida). I'd recommend looking into each school's requirements separately.

If you're asking about Miami University in Ohio, its middle 50% GPA range for admitted students is typically 3.59 - 4.2 on a weighted 4.0 scale. If you're within this range, you would be considered competitive for admission. However, students outside this range also get accepted. Miami University considers your school curriculum and course rigor along with your GPA, so a lower GPA paired with a challenging course load could still make you competitive.

On the other hand, if you're referring to the University of Miami in Florida, its middle 50% GPA range is typically around 3.6 - 4.3 on a weighted 4.0 scale. Similar to Miami University in Ohio, students outside this range are still accepted, and your course rigor and school curriculum are also taken into account along with your GPA.

Both universities take a holistic approach to admissions, meaning that they consider other parts of your application (like extracurriculars, essays, letters of recommendation, etc.) in addition to your GPA. So even if your GPA might be lower than the universities' middle 50% range, other factors could possibly make up for it. A strong application will reflect your academic achievements, personal growth, and potential contributions to the university community.

3 months ago

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