Fees and Financial Aid

Below is a list of fees and expenses for first-year students living on the Oxford campus. A detailed fee schedule can be obtained from the Office of the Bursar.

For international student fees and scholarship information, see Fees and Scholarships.

An Important Note about Tuition Costs When comparing tuition costs at universities, remember that many factors impact the amount you actually pay. Miami University is committed to providing need-based financial assistance to our students through federal, state, and university grants. Additional merit scholarships may be awarded for academic excellence. For details, visit our Office of Student Financial Assistance. Also influencing the total cost of your education is the amount of time it takes to earn your degree. At 3.7 years, Miami has the shortest average length of time to earn a degree among Ohio public universities. That saves you money because you have fewer semesters' worth of expenses.

The majority of Miami students receive financial assistance, which may be available in the following forms:

• Scholarships, based primarily on academic achievement (repayment is not required)
• Grants, based on financial need (repayment is not required)
• Loans (repayment is required after leaving school)
• Work-study employment and campus jobs