Miami University

There are many options for getting to Miami University, such as taking the bus, train, walking, or renting a motorbike. The city has a well-developed and effective public transportation system. Full-time students, faculty, and staff who use Monorail, Tri-Rail, Metrobus, or Miami-Dade "Park and Ride" express buses are eligible for incentive schemes and discounts through the University's Transit Program. All full-time students at Miami University receive a 50% discount on the monthly Metrorail pass. For more information, contact the transportation department's relevant administrator.

• Working with a personal trainer can benefit people of all fitness levels, from beginners to athletes and everyone in between.
• The Art Center provides various inventive opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and community members.
• The W. W. Wertz Art and Architecture Library, located in Alumni Hall, is a Miami University Library system branch. It has art, architecture, landscape architecture, videography, and interior design investments. The Miami University Art Museum's triangular galleries host an active schedule of historical and contemporary exhibitions.
• Sidney W. Souers Recital Hall offers an intimate concert venue for recitals and chamber outfit concerts.
• The 150-seat hall has a large stage, a green room (which can be used as a warm-up room or reception area), and adjoining audio and recording facilities. 
• When the transit system is in operation, a medical transport service (Access Miami) is available for students with temporary and permanent disabilities.

Interactions with live-in faculty and student affairs staff at the University of Miami's residential colleges support and enhance student learning and engagement.

• Throughout the academic year, the college also provides a diverse range of programming, seminars, lectures, field trips, and recreational activities.

• The Camner Center for Academic Resources provides many resources to help students manage achievement and advance their potential.

• The experience of doing different things in different subjects is incomparable, and the resources are extremely useful for all students to practice.

Miami University in Oxford is an apartment buildings university, with almost all first- and second-year students living in residence halls. However, whether students live on campus or in another local inhabitant is entirely up to them. At Miami University, 37 percent of students live in college-owned, operated, or affiliated housing, while 63 percent live off campus.

• The Office of Residence Life assists students in successfully adjusting to and transitioning through their collegiate experience.

• The student apartments are representative of various Living Learning Communities (LLCs), allowing students to learn something new daily with others who share their interests.

• It's straightforward to see why The Princeton Review calls their campus a "vibrant, social atmosphere" with their open community and active student body.