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Let me start by saying that I have been a student at Miami for the past year and I am now transferring, here's why:I'll be honest, I based my decision to attend Miami University because of peer-pressure from my girlfriend who also goes there. When I originally took a campus visit I was not very impressed other than by the beautiful scenery and cute girls, but I told myself that it would be different when I started in the fall. I was wrong. Miami is a very good school and will provide you with a great education, but for me at least I just don't enjoy living in Oxford. It's in the middle of nowhere, a LOT of the students are very snobby and it's the most expensive public school in Ohio. Miami U in my opinion has the J Crew U reputation because it deserves it. If students aren't rich most do their best look rich. Also if you're not interested in joining a frat your social life choices will be severely limited. As an independent military veteran and not a millionaire's kid I can hardly afford to continue being a student, and so I am transferring to another school.
Education Quality: A, Innovation: F
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Miami was the best four years of my life. I made lifelong friends and received a first-rate education. I recently gained admission to one of the top PhD programs in Experimental Psychology, and I attribute a large degree of my success to the Miami coursework and professors. If it were not for the recommendations I received, the research experience I was able to acquire, and the facilities that afforded me the opportunity to explore my research interests, I would not have encountered the successes I did while applying to graduate schools. Also, amongst the academic community, from schools ranging from Texas to Connecticut, Miami University is regarded as a highly reputable institution. If you make the effort to get to know your professors, which is not too difficult given the fact that most are very approachable, and explore the opportunities that Miami has to offer, you can be successful in whatever endeavor you choose.Regarding the social scene and Miami student ethos, it follows a "work hard, play hard" attitude. Yes, people go out on the weekends and party. This is part of the college experience, and you have a very narrow window in your life when you can live this lifestyle. If you are anti-social and don't like people having a good time, Miami probably isn't right for you. Also, if a you have a problem with the greek system , Miami probably isn't for you either. However, if you are able to balance a social life and school, and are seeking a great education with ample opportunities to learn from some of the best and brightest, Miami is definitely for you.
University Resource Use: A+, Surrounding City: C+
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LOL...I love reading reviews from people who consider themselves "bright" or "quite bright" and mis-spell every word with more than four letters! I attended Miami for 2 years and am leaving! Poor quality education and parties all the time=waste of money!
Campus Aesthetics: B, Collaboration/Competitive: D-
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