University of Miami Top Questions

The best aspect of this school is tha amount of opportunities and activities available. If you are bored on the weekend, or want more friends there is a vast array of clubs that you can join that all have amazing activities. Additionally, there are so many research and job oppportunities on and around campus that are availabl to you as a student and when you graduate. There are so many students, teachers, advisor, and counselors that are always ready to help you and assist your college goals. There are also amazing travel and study abroad programs.

The best thing about the University of Miami is the abundance of opportunities available during your time at the University and when you graduate. As a freshman, I have many great opportunities, including internships and traveling experiences. This abundance of opportunities is the best thing about the University because you won't get out of college without a job or internship.

The location, staff, and students at Miami make it so amazing.

Huge lake right in the middle, bar on campus, all classroom hallways are outdoors, all buildings look very different, great vegetation.

The wildlife and the weather! The weather can be unpredictable but amazing!

We have a wide variety of events that are coordinated by our President Donna Shalala. These events are just some of the things that I consider to be unique to University of Miami. Some of these events include presidential debates (John Kerry vs. George Bush), visits by the Dalai Llama. UM was also the location of last year's CGIU (Clinton Global Initiative University) which featured talks from Bill Clinton.

enough said.

The location and the climate. I personally dont like cold climates, so at Miami I feel at home. It is sunny and warm. The beach is just minutes away.

University of Miami had a very strong culture of success. I have found that few organizations have such a strong culture of success as the University of Miami. The professors expected you to be successful; fellow students expected you to be successful; and thus, you expected yourself to be successful.

The best thing about the University of Miami would fall under the fields of great student-teacher relation and a vast array of opportunistic resources for ambitious students looking to attain memorable experiences in life. I was lucky to take part in an opportunity on this campus; EMT-B training courses. It was a program that was posted at University of Miami only accepting up to 24 students. I am grateful to have experienced riding in the back of a fire rescue and see how real people living in poverty live like. It was a very moving experience.