Questions and Answers
What is located at Stop 1/14?
What is offered at Stop 2/13?
At Stop 3/12, which facility can you find?
Which stop has the UC Pool?
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What can you find at the Shalala Student Center?
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Stop 14/1 is a wrap up within eye shot of _____
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Students can do Early Decision at the Law School at any time.
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What is the primary function of the Butler Center for Service and Leadership?
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What is the main feature of the Frost School of Music?
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Which of the following structures is not located in the College of Engineering?
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What type of classes does Dooly Memorial primarily focus on?
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What is Cosford Cinema?
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Which media outlets are included in the School of Communication?
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What is the average class size at Miami?
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What is the first-time NCLEX pass rate for the nursing program at Miami?
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What percentage of the student body at Miami is involved in Greek life?
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Miami Herbert Business School was established in 1929.
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What programs are offered in the School of Nursing and Health Studies?
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What support does the Camner Center/Counseling Center provide?
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What does Canes Central help with?
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What year was the Ibis Yearbook first published?
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Study Notes
Campus Stops
- Stop 1: Outside Admissions (Rock Plaza) includes The Rock, University Center, Financial Aid, Campus Store, and IT Store.
- Stop 2: LSV area features LSV Housing, Outdoor Adventures, Golden Touch, UPS, LGBTQ+ Office, and MSA.
- Stop 3: Near Fate Bridge, locations include housing, Lennar Center, and dining options.
- Stop 4: Lakeside Patio has Tacos and Tattoos, Hurricane Food Court, The Market, Launchpad, UC Pool, and Patio Jams.
- Stop 5: Shalala Student Center includes a 24-hour study lounge, Butler Center for Service and Leadership, student organizations, and ballrooms.
- Stop 6: The Rathskeller, also known as "the Rat," associated with Frost School of Music and Athletics.
- Stop 8: In Front of Richter features the Writing Center, library study spaces, technology, Foote Green, and Farmer's Market.
- Stop 9: Backside of Library links to Cox, RSMAS, and Engineering.
- Stop 10: Bowman Foster Ashe building houses advising and research facilities.
- Stop 12: Near Merrick Fountain focuses on Greek life and the School of Communication.
- Stop 14: Wrap up near Admissions, summing up the visit experience.
University Center
- The University Center is the central hub of campus, separating academic and residential/social areas. It hosts the admissions office, registrar, and campus bookstore/tech store.
Bookstore Facilities
- The Bookstore sells UM merchandise and textbooks, supporting students with stationery and tech supplies. It features an Apple licensed store for device repairs.
Lakeside Village Features
- Housing over 1,100 students primarily in suite-style accommodations, Lakeside Village offers high-end amenities, study spaces, and recreational facilities including a beach volleyball court.
Outdoor Adventures Highlights
- The rental service offers gear for various activities, including a 60ft rock climbing wall. LSV residents enjoy discounts on rentals.
Multicultural Affairs and LGBTQ+ Center
- Provides resources and activities for students of diverse identities, featuring a study area and events.
Student Housing Requirements
- Non-local first-year students must live in University housing for two semesters. Various residential colleges foster a community-living and learning environment.
Dining Options
- Offers two full-service dining halls with diverse menus, unlimited meal plans for first-years, late-night dining, and specialized dietary options, including vegan and gluten-free.
Launchpad Entrepreneurship Program
- A supportive environment for students and alumni with business ideas, has led to over 350 companies being launched since 2008, creating 1,100 jobs.
Fitness and Recreation
- The Herbert Wellness Center features 50+ free fitness classes weekly, an indoor pool, and numerous courts for various sports.
Athletics Information
- UM is a member of the Atlantic Coastal Conference (ACC), providing free admission to sports events for students and transport to football games.
The Rathskeller
- Known as the campus sports bar, hosts events like trivia nights and game watch parties; it's a community hub celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Ring Theater and Concert Hall
- Provides free admission for students to all shows, enhancing the cultural experience on campus.
Richter Library Facilities
- Open late for study needs, includes tech assistance, and houses unique collections like the Cuban Heritage Collection.
Safety Measures
- UM Police Department ensures safety with blue light emergency phones, a bicycle lock program, and a safety escort service for students.
Cox Science Building
- Houses labs for biology and chemistry, uniquely designed to reflect scientific themes.
College of Engineering
- One of the most gender-balanced programs, offers hands-on research opportunities and exposure to real-world engineering problems.
Unger Building and Marine Science
- Home to UM's extensive Marine Science program, featuring unique research opportunities and field programs like UGalapagos.
College of Arts and Sciences
- The largest school at UM with many majors, encourages research collaboration across various disciplines.
Cosford Cinema
- A venue for free film screenings and student film festivals, enriching the arts culture on campus.
School of Communication
- Involves students in multiple media outlets and hands-on experiences, promoting active professional engagement.
Classroom Environment
- Emphasizes small class sizes (15-26) fostering personal relationships between students and professors.### Miami University Experience
- Admission to Miami University is competitive, but once accepted, collaboration among students is emphasized.
- Campus buildings are conveniently located within a 1-2 minute walk, contrasting with friends at other institutions who may spend 30 minutes commuting.
School of Nursing and Health Studies
- Offers three programs: Nursing, Health Science, and Public Health, with six tracks in Health Science including pre-med and health management.
- A new simulation hospital, opened in spring 2018, serves as a critical learning resource, featuring advanced simulators for comprehensive clinical training.
- The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program includes clinical prep courses for the last two years, boasting a 100% NCLEX pass rate over three years compared to the national average of 85%.
Panhellenic Suites
- Approximately 25% of students participate in Greek life, spanning social, service, and cultural organizations.
- On-campus Greek life includes five fraternity houses, with sororities utilizing suites for social activities and collaborating on events.
Miami Herbert Business School
- Ranked #1 in Florida and #30 nationally, recognized for its Entrepreneurship program, which is #13 in the nation.
- Offers three degrees, 16 specializations, and emphasizes flexibility in curriculum to incorporate additional interests.
- Graduating class of Spring 2021 achieved a 99% employment or grad school placement rate, with notable recruiters like JP Morgan, Meta, and Google.
- The school incorporates sustainable business practices into its mission and has a robust support system for undergraduate students.
School of Education and Human Development
- Programs include Educational and Psychological Studies, Kinesiology and Sports Sciences, and Teaching and Learning with required internships from the sophomore year.
- Students gain significant practical experience, with a full semester of student teaching during their senior year and potential connections with local sports teams.
Camner Center/Counseling Center
- Students are entitled to two hours of tutoring per week, facilitated by peers who excelled in the course.
- Counseling services include individual and group therapy sessions, highlighting the university's commitment to mental health support.
Canes Central
- Central hub for student services, assisting with registration, billing, financial aid, and student identification cards.
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