Miami University

The total population of students in University of Miami is 10,615 undergraduate students, with a diversity of 55% (https://welcome.miami.edu/about-um/fast-facts/student-enrollment/index.html). 2,500 students are a part of Greek with 29 Greek Letter Organization (http://doso.studentaffairs.miami.edu/units/greek-life/index.html). There are nine sororities at University of Miami, which potential new member can rush sororities starting in spring of first year (http://doso.studentaffairs.miami.edu/units/greek-life/councils-chapters/index

Case 1: Miami International University of Art & Design (MIUAD) MIUAD is a for-profit institution and one of The Art Institutes located in Downtown Miami, North America. The college provides education in media, design, fashion, Visual arts, and culinary arts. The college was established in 1965 and provides education that is career-focused in such fields like design and arts. Regardless of the schools popularity in the America and its environs, the college has not been performing as per the society’s

Community is an idea that the powers at be in any university, including my own, put extensive effort to instill into their student’s everyday life. At the University of Miami, the sentiment of community can be felt not only in social events sponsored by the university but also in the classroom. A specific classroom where I observed the implementation of community is my HHMI biology lab. My HHMI lab is structured in such a manner that for three hours, twice a week, three separate groups of six conduct

the position of Assistant Professor of Socio-Cultural Foundations of Education at Miami University, which I found at the Chronicle of Higher Education. I am currently a PhD candidate at the University of Wyoming in the College of Education, where I am nearing completion of my dissertation investigating international students’ English language issues, perceived discrimination, and intent to persist at the university. I expect to defend my dissertation in October of 2016. I was intrigued by the posting

Belief Perseverance Comfort Oyetunji Florida International University  Methods Participants One-hundred and forty five participants, which made up of college students in Florida International University and Miami Dade County residences. These contributors came from different demographics background. There were 65 were male (44.8%) and 80 were female (55.2%). The age of the sample ranged from 12 to 57 (M = 1.55, SD = 0.499). This included 25.5% Caucasian (N = 37), 52.4% Hispanic (N = 76), 3.4% Native

myself, as I will be attending college within the next year. College is the place that you can go to enhance your education in order to succeed in your career choice. The two colleges that I am looking at are Miami University and the University of Cincinnati. When I attend one of these two universities, I will be going into their pre-medical program while majoring in another area that I am interested in. Both of these colleges are essentially the same in terms of acceptance rates into medical school and

After sitting in the same desk for three years I figured I was beyond seeing anything new. I was wrong. This is my third year of college at the University of Miami. I was a normal day so I thought. The day started off with my college calculus class, after that I went back to my apartment to work on my homework before I had to go work. Someone rang the doorbell downstair I buzzed them up thinking that it was one of my roommates that lost their key again. But when the person knocked on the door

As I sit in my room pondering over why I am applying for this scholarship, I come up blank. Yes, I do need additional financial support in order to attend Miami University, a college that I have loved since I first stepped on their campus; however, I have never flown overseas to build a house for the poor or began a fundraiser to donate money for cancer research. Except for my devotion to school, extra-curricular activities, and other organizations, I feel fairly average. I live in a middle class

(April 19 2015) – University of Miami are putting into effect at the mental health services offered at their University. Aurora Ephraim, a senior majoring in Physics, committed suicide at her dorm, March 15, 2015. Her memorial ceremony was hold on March 26 at the physical department. Unfortunately, the suicide of Ephraim isn’t the first at UM. Frederik Westerberg, a University of Copenhagen exchange student, was studying molecular biology at UM and had been enrolled at the university for only one

stuck in it. I chose to go to the University of Miami in Coral Gables Florida. It wasn’t my dream school but it had a beautiful campus and a great academic program and the biggest factor was that it was far from home. I left for Miami in August to move in to the dorms and go to orientation. My mom came with me to help me get settled into my dorm room with my roommate that I had never met but had spoken to many times. I would soon learn once my mom left that Miami was going to be nothing like I imagined