Miami University (Ohio) acceptance rate, scores and deadlines
Source: Common Data Set 2024–25 · deadlines from Miami (OH)'s admissions site.
Acceptance rate
Miami (OH) acceptance rate by year
29,843 of 39,580 applicants admitted for Fall 2024, against 82.1% for Fall 2023.
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| Entering class | Applied | Admitted | Rate | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fall 2024 | 39,580 | 29,843 | 75.4% | Common Data Set |
| Fall 2023 | 34,498 | 28,319 | 82.1% | IPEDS |
| Fall 2022 | 30,367 | 26,699 | 87.9% | IPEDS |
| Fall 2021 | 29,990 | 26,571 | 88.6% | IPEDS |
| Fall 2020 | 26,844 | 24,684 | 92.0% | IPEDS |
| Fall 2019 | 27,247 | 23,248 | 85.3% | IPEDS |
| Fall 2018 | 30,126 | 22,459 | 74.6% | IPEDS |
| Fall 2017 | 30,255 | 20,635 | 68.2% | IPEDS |
| Fall 2016 | 29,771 | 19,463 | 65.4% | IPEDS |
| Fall 2015 | 27,454 | 17,980 | 65.5% | IPEDS |
2026–27 applications
Miami (OH) deadlines for 2026–27
Apply with Common App or Coalition App. Checked October 24, 2026 on Miami (OH)'s admissions site. Dates can change; confirm them there before you submit.
- Early decision Apply by Decisions December 1
- Early action Apply by Decisions December 15
- Priority deadline Apply by Decisions —
- Regular decision Apply by Decisions March 15
Early rounds
Early decision and early action at Miami (OH)
Early pools include recruited athletes and other special cases, so the gap overstates the boost for a typical applicant. Early decision is binding: apply only if you would enroll.
Scores and GPA
Test scores and GPA at Miami (OH)
Scores are for enrolled students who sent them, not for everyone admitted.
- 4.040.1%
- 3.75–3.9919.6%
- 3.50–3.7415.1%
- 3.25–3.4910.7%
- 3.00–3.248.1%
- 2.50–2.996.1%
- Below 2.500.5%
What counts
What Miami (OH) weighs
From section C7 of Miami (OH)'s Common Data Set 2024–25.
Very important
- Course rigor
- Class rank
- GPA
- Test scores
- Essays
- Recommendations
- Talent or ability
- Character
Considered
- Activities
- First-generation status
- Alumni relation
- Where you live
- State residency
- Volunteer work
- Work experience
- Demonstrated interest
Not considered
- Interview
- Religious affiliation
Waitlist
Miami (OH) waitlist
5,144 students were offered a place on the waitlist for Fall 2024, 632 accepted it, and 236 were admitted from it (37.3% of those who stayed on).
Cost
What Miami (OH) costs
From the College Scorecard. For your own estimate, use Miami (OH)'s net price calculator.
Compare
Colleges with a similar acceptance rate
Close to Miami (OH)'s 75.4%, from the same official data.
FAQ
Questions about Miami (OH) admissions
What is Miami (OH)'s acceptance rate?
Miami (OH) admitted 29,843 of 39,580 first-year applicants for Fall 2024, an acceptance rate of 75.4%. That is down from 82.1% for Fall 2023. Source: Common Data Set 2024–25.
Is Miami (OH) test-optional for 2026–27?
Yes. Miami (OH) is test-optional for 2026–27: you can apply with or without SAT or ACT scores.
When are Miami (OH)'s application deadlines for 2026–27?
Early decision: November 1, 2026; Early action: November 1, 2026; Priority deadline: December 1, 2026; Regular decision: February 1, 2027. Check Miami (OH)'s admissions site before you apply, as dates can change.
What SAT score do you need for Miami (OH)?
There is no cutoff. The middle 50% of enrolled first-years scored 1240–1378 on the SAT (Fall 2024), and 8.2% of them sent a score. A score at or above 1378 is in the top quarter of enrolled students.
Does applying early decision help at Miami (OH)?
For Fall 2024, Miami (OH) admitted 84.1% of 521 early decision applicants, compared with 75.4% overall. Early pools include recruited athletes and other special cases, so the gap overstates the boost for a typical applicant.
Where the numbers come from
Sources
- Miami University (Ohio) Common Data Set 2024–25
- College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education), IPEDS admissions 2015–2023
- Miami (OH) first-year admissions, checked October 24, 2026
Odds are estimates from public data, shown as a range. An estimate, not a guarantee.
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