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Contact Information
PO Box 248505Coral Gables, FL 33124-6524
Phone: (305) 284-2510
Fax: (305) 284-1878
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University of Miami School of Business Says...
The University of Miami MBA Program is ranked among the best MBA programs by The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times. Our Business School is one of 549 schools in North America that is fully accredited by AACSB International -- The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, and it is also accredited by CAHME -- The Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education. Read More...Statistics
Enrollment: 187
Average GMAT: 638.00
GMAT Range (25-75%): 608-660
Average Undergrad GPA: 3.30
Regular Application Deadline: 12/01
Rolling Admission: No
School Type: Private
Average Age: 26.00
Average Work Experience (months): 31
Average GMAT: 638.00
GMAT Range (25-75%): 608-660
Average Undergrad GPA: 3.30
Regular Application Deadline: 12/01
Rolling Admission: No
School Type: Private
Average Age: 26.00
Average Work Experience (months): 31
Programs & Curriculum
Part Time Program: No
Evening Program: No
Executive MBA Program Offered: Yes
Total Faculty: 145
Evening Program: No
Executive MBA Program Offered: Yes
Total Faculty: 145
Employment
Average Starting Salary: $59,225.00
Hired Consulting: 3%
Hired Finance: 33%
Hired Operations: 6%
Hired Marketing: 46%
Hired Consulting: 3%
Hired Finance: 33%
Hired Operations: 6%
Hired Marketing: 46%
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Out-of-State Tuition: $35,520.00
In-State Tuition: $35,520.00
Financial Aid Deadline: 03/01
Students Receiving Some Aid: 81%
Average Annual Total Financial Aid: $37,150.00
In-State Tuition: $35,520.00
Financial Aid Deadline: 03/01
Students Receiving Some Aid: 81%
Average Annual Total Financial Aid: $37,150.00
Rankings & Lists
Best Business Schools (Southeast)
Students Say - CareersThe Ziff Graduate Career Services Center at the University of Miami is available to graduate business students only and offers career advising, online and on-campus recruiting, a career library, and periodic workshops on resume-writing and job search strategy. Students have mixed opinions on the service. Some complain that "An adequate stream of companies are brought in to speak, but there is no real urgency to hire. Several students pointed out that some of the problems may be more related to the economic downturn than to the Career Services Center. With the one of the largest alumni network in the world, the University of Miami provides students access to a large, international employment base. Companies recruiting UM MBAs in recent years include: American Express, Banco Pichincha, Disney, General Mills, Hewlett Packard, Ocasa, Royal Caribbean Cruises, UBS, and Wyeth Consumer Healthcare.
