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At UM, we pride ourselves on a holistic review process that considers every aspect of your application. Beyond transcripts and test scores, we carefully examine your extracurricular activities, letter of recommendation, and personal statements to understand your potential for success. We value the "softer" parts of your application, which highlight your unique talents and contributions to the community. Most importantly, we evaluate your achievements and challenges within the context of your background, school, and experiences. Be sure you use the same email address for every part of the application process, including registering for standardized tests. We recommend using a personal email address to ensure we can communicate with you throughout the admission cycle. If you have any questions, reach out to your dedicated admission counselor. The Common Application

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• WRITE PERSONAL STATEMENT

Students are required to respond to one of seven Common App prompts in a personal statement of 650 words or less. Remember, this essay will be visible to any school you submit an application to, not just UM. This portion of the Common Application gives you the opportunity to demonstrate your ability to develop your thoughts, to communicate them clearly, and to write them concisely conveying your unique voice. The University does not require a supplemental essay. Students are required to respond to one of seven Common App prompts in a personal statement of 650 words or less. Remember, this essay will be visible to any school you submit an application to, not just UM. This portion of the Common Application gives you the opportunity to demonstrate your ability to develop your thoughts, to communicate them clearly, and to write them concisely conveying your unique voice. The University does not require a supplemental essay. Students are required to respond to one of seven Common App prompts in a personal statement of 650 words or less. Remember, this essay will be visible to any school you submit an application to, not just UM. This portion of the Common Application gives you the opportunity to demonstrate your ability to develop your thoughts, to communicate them clearly, and to write them concisely conveying your unique voice. The University does not require a supplemental essay. • LIST EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

In the Common App, there will be a section where you can add extracurricular activities. These can include things like sports, clubs, service trips, involvement in politics, even babysitting! Be sure to include a thorough list of your extracurricular activities as they are part of our holistic review process. Check out how our holistic admission review process includes a look at the activities you engaged in outside the classroom. In the Common App, there will be a section where you can add extracurricular activities. These can include things like sports, clubs, service trips, involvement in politics, even babysitting! Be sure to include a thorough list of your extracurricular activities as they are part of our holistic review process. Check out how our holistic admission review process includes a look at the activities you engaged in outside the classroom. In the Common App, there will be a section where you can add extracurricular activities. These can include things like sports, clubs, service trips, involvement in politics, even babysitting! Be sure to include a thorough list of your extracurricular activities as they are part of our holistic review process. Check out how our holistic admission review process includes a look at the activities you engaged in outside the classroom. • SUBMIT TEST SCORES

UM requires standardized test scores as part of the undergraduate admission application. Applicants can self-report test scores on the Common Application or through the Applicant Portal after submitting the application. You will not need to superscore your own results or recalculate your scores. Simply enter your scores exactly as you receive them. Students self-reporting scores will be required to submit official score reports only if they are admitted and choose to enroll. Remember, test scores are just one part of the holistic review process.

Test Codes for UM:

ACT Code: 0760 SAT Code: 5815

The following populations may choose whether to apply to UM with or without test scores:

Students applying to performance-based academic programs in the Frost School of Music* Students applying to Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree programs in the College of Arts & Sciences* Students applying to the School of Architecture* Students graduating from a high school or secondary school outside the United States

Read more about the testing policy at the University of Miami. *Supplemental materials required (see below) UM requires standardized test scores as part of the undergraduate admission application. Applicants can self-report test scores on the Common Application or through the Applicant Portal after submitting the application. You will not need to superscore your own results or recalculate your scores. Simply enter your scores exactly as you receive them. Students self-reporting scores will be required to submit official score reports only if they are admitted and choose to enroll. Remember, test scores are just one part of the holistic review process.

Test Codes for UM:

ACT Code: 0760 SAT Code: 5815

The following populations may choose whether to apply to UM with or without test scores:

Students applying to performance-based academic programs in the Frost School of Music* Students applying to Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree programs in the College of Arts & Sciences* Students applying to the School of Architecture* Students graduating from a high school or secondary school outside the United States

Read more about the testing policy at the University of Miami. Supplemental materials required (see below) UM requires standardized test scores as part of the undergraduate admission application. Applicants can self-report test scores on the Common Application or through the Applicant Portal after submitting the application. You will not need to superscore your own results or recalculate your scores. Simply enter your scores exactly as you receive them. Students self-reporting scores will be required to submit official score reports only if they are admitted and choose to enroll. Remember, test scores are just one part of the holistic review process. Test Codes for UM: • ACT Code: 0760 • SAT Code: 5815 The following populations may choose whether to apply to UM with or without test scores: • Students applying to performance-based academic programs in the Frost School of Music • Students applying to Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree programs in the College of Arts & Sciences* • Students applying to the School of Architecture* • Students graduating from a high school or secondary school outside the United States Read more about the testing policy at the University of Miami. *Supplemental materials required (see below) • SEND INTERNATIONAL TEST RESULTS

All students whose native language is not English are required to submit official results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), or Duolingo English Test (DET).

Test Codes for UM:

TOEFL Code: C730 IELTS Code: 4861 DET Code: select “University of Miami Undergraduate Admissions” from the options

For additional information on scores, visit the English Proficiency Requirements page. All students whose native language is not English are required to submit official results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), or Duolingo English Test (DET).

Test Codes for UM:

TOEFL Code: C730 IELTS Code: 4861 DET Code: select “University of Miami Undergraduate Admissions” from the options

For additional information on scores, visit the English Proficiency Requirements page. All students whose native language is not English are required to submit official results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), or Duolingo English Test (DET). Test Codes for UM: • TOEFL Code: C730 • IELTS Code: 4861 • DET Code: select “University of Miami Undergraduate Admissions” from the options For additional information on scores, visit the English Proficiency Requirements page. • REQUEST A LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION

You are required to submit one letter of recommendation/evaluation, which can be from either a school counselor or a teacher. The most expedient way to submit your letter electronically is through the Common Application, Slate.org, Scoir, or Parchment. Who should you ask for your letter of recommendation? Click here for tips from an admission counselor. You are required to submit one letter of recommendation/evaluation, which can be from either a school counselor or a teacher. The most expedient way to submit your letter electronically is through the Common Application, Slate.org, Scoir, or Parchment. Who should you ask for your letter of recommendation? Click here for tips from an admission counselor. You are required to submit one letter of recommendation/evaluation, which can be from either a school counselor or a teacher. The most expedient way to submit your letter electronically is through the Common Application, Slate.org, Scoir, or Parchment. Who should you ask for your letter of recommendation? Click here for tips from an admission counselor. Upon submitting the Common Application, you will be asked to pay a $75 nonrefundable application fee. Upon submitting the Common Application, you will be asked to pay a $75 nonrefundable application fee. High school counselors/school officials will ...

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• SUBMIT THE SCHOOL REPORT

The School Report should be completed by your high school guidance counselor and can be found on the Common Application. It is often submitted along with your high school transcript and information about your high school. The School Report should be completed by your high school guidance counselor and can be found on the Common Application. It is often submitted along with your high school transcript and information about your high school. The School Report should be completed by your high school guidance counselor and can be found on the Common Application. It is often submitted along with your high school transcript and information about your high school. • SUBMIT OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS (AND TRANSLATION IF APPLICABLE)

Official high school/secondary school transcripts should be sent directly from your school. A school official may submit them electronically via the Common Application, Slate.org, SCOIR, or Parchment. They can also be emailed directly from your school official to mydocuments@miami.edu. Homeschooled applicants, please visit the Homeschool Transcript Requirements page for instructions on transcript requirements. Is your high school/secondary school transcript in a language other than English? An English translation of your official high school/secondary school transcript must be issued by a school official or by an accredited translation agency and sent directly to the University of Miami. Translated transcripts must be sent in their original form (we cannot accept photocopies/screenshots/etc.) via the Common Application, Slate.org, SCOIR, or Parchment. They can also be emailed directly from your school official to mydocuments@miami.edu. Certified transcript translations issued by an accredited agency must contain the following:

Confirmation that the document type is official and received directly from a school official A statement of the translator's qualifications A statement affirming the completeness and accuracy of the document Identification of the translated document and language The translator's name, signature, and date

Accredited U.S. based translation agencies include International Education Evaluations (IEE), Josef Silney & Associates International Education Consultants, or The Evaluation Company (TEC). You can also connect with the EducationUSA office for options in-country.

NOTE: Self-translated transcripts, or photocopies of a translated transcript, sent to UM by the applicant are considered unofficial and cannot be used in the admission process. Official high school/secondary school transcripts should be sent directly from your school. A school official may submit them electronically via the Common Application, Slate.org, SCOIR, or Parchment. They can also be emailed directly from your school official to mydocuments@miami.edu. Homeschooled applicants, please visit the Homeschool Transcript Requirements page for instructions on transcript requirements. Is your high school/secondary school transcript in a language other than English? An English translation of your official high school/secondary school transcript must be issued by a school official or by an accredited translation agency and sent directly to the University of Miami. Translated transcripts must be sent in their original form (we cannot accept photocopies/screenshots/etc.) via the Common Application, Slate.org, SCOIR, or Parchment. They can also be emailed directly from your school official to mydocuments@miami.edu. Certified transcript translations issued by an accredited agency must contain the following:

Confirmation that the document type is official and received directly from a school official A statement of the translator's qualifications A statement affirming the completeness and accuracy of the document Identification of the translated document and language The translator's name, signature, and date

Accredited U.S. based translation agencies include International Education Evaluations (IEE), Josef Silney & Associates International Education Consultants, or The Evaluation Company (TEC). You can also connect with the EducationUSA office for options in-country.

NOTE: Self-translated transcripts, or photocopies of a translated transcript, sent to UM by the applicant are considered unofficial and cannot be used in the admission process. Official high school/secondary school transcripts should be sent directly from your school. A school official may submit them electronically via the Common Application, Slate.org, SCOIR, or Parchment. They can also be emailed directly from your school official to mydocuments@miami.edu. Homeschooled applicants, please visit the Homeschool Transcript Requirements page for instructions on transcript requirements. Is your high school/secondary school transcript in a language other than English? An English translation of your official high school/secondary school transcript must be issued by a school official or by an accredited translation agency and sent directly to the University of Miami. Translated transcripts must be sent in their original form (we cannot accept photocopies/screenshots/etc.) via the Common Application, Slate.org, SCOIR, or Parchment. They can also be emailed directly from your school official to mydocuments@miami.edu. Certified transcript translations issued by an accredited agency must contain the following: • Confirmation that the document type is official and received directly from a school official • A statement of the translator's qualifications • A statement affirming the completeness and accuracy of the document • Identification of the translated document and language • The translator's name, signature, and date Accredited U.S. based translation agencies include International Education Evaluations (IEE), Josef Silney & Associates International Education Consultants, or The Evaluation Company (TEC). You can also connect with the EducationUSA office for options in-country. • ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION NOT AN OPTION?

Although electronic submission is preferred, if electronic submission is not possible these documents can be mailed to one of the following addresses: Mailing AddressUniversity of MiamiOffice of Undergraduate AdmissionP.O. Box 249117Coral Gables, FL 33124-9117 If sending via FedEx, DHL, UPS, or courierUniversity of MiamiOffice of Undergraduate Admission1306 Stanford DriveUniversity Center, Suite 1210Coral Gables, FL 33146 Although electronic submission is preferred, if electronic submission is not possible these documents can be mailed to one of the following addresses: Mailing AddressUniversity of MiamiOffice of Undergraduate AdmissionP.O. Box 249117Coral Gables, FL 33124-9117 If sending via FedEx, DHL, UPS, or courierUniversity of MiamiOffice of Undergraduate Admission1306 Stanford DriveUniversity Center, Suite 1210Coral Gables, FL 33146 Although electronic submission is preferred, if electronic submission is not possible these documents can be mailed to one of the following addresses: Mailing AddressUniversity of MiamiOffice of Undergraduate AdmissionP.O. Box 249117Coral Gables, FL 33124-9117 If sending via FedEx, DHL, UPS, or courierUniversity of MiamiOffice of Undergraduate Admission1306 Stanford DriveUniversity Center, Suite 1210Coral Gables, FL 33146 GET STARTED ON YOUR COMMON APPLICATION Applying for Financial Aid

For detailed information, be sure to review the Applying for Aid page. There you will find the dates and details about the required documents that must be submitted in order to be considered for need-based financial aid.

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For detailed information, be sure to review the Applying for Aid page. There you will find the dates and details about the required documents that must be submitted in order to be considered for need-based financial aid.

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• U.S. CITIZENS & ELIGIBLE NON-RESIDENTS

If you are interested in applying for need-based financial aid you must submit the FAFSA, CSS Profile (for both custodial and noncustodial parents), and relevant tax documents. All items need to be submitted by the due dates listed for the admission plan to which you apply. The CSS Profile and tax documents are required for consideration of institutional need-based aid. Financial aid offers will be provided with the admission decision. Note, you must be a degree-seeking student to apply for financial aid. If you are interested in applying for need-based financial aid you must submit the FAFSA, CSS Profile (for both custodial and noncustodial parents), and relevant tax documents. All items need to be submitted by the due dates listed for the admission plan to which you apply. The CSS Profile and tax documents are required for consideration of institutional need-based aid. Financial aid offers will be provided with the admission decision. Note, you must be a degree-seeking student to apply for financial aid. If you are interested in applying for need-based financial aid you must submit the FAFSA, CSS Profile (for both custodial and noncustodial parents), and relevant tax documents. All items need to be submitted by the due dates listed for the admission plan to which you apply. The CSS Profile and tax documents are required for consideration of institutional need-based aid. Financial aid offers will be provided with the admission decision. Note, you must be a degree-seeking student to apply for financial aid. • FOREIGN NATIONALS

If you are interested in applying for need-based financial aid, you must complete and submit the CSS Profile. If you are interested in applying for need-based financial aid, you must complete and submit the CSS Profile. If you are interested in applying for need-based financial aid, you must complete and submit the CSS Profile. Did you know? All students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships upon submitting an application and do not need to complete a separate application for merit-based scholarships. Did you know? All students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships upon submitting an application and do not need to complete a separate application for merit-based scholarships. Supplemental Materials for Special Programs

If you are applying to any of the programs below, remember your application will not be considered complete until the required additional components have been submitted.

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If you are applying to any of the programs below, remember your application will not be considered complete until the required additional components have been submitted.

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• SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE (ALL ADMISSION PLANS)

First-Year Applicants who do not submit ACT/SAT test scores are required to submit a portfolio. First-Year Applicants who do not submit ACT/SAT test scores are required to submit a portfolio. First-Year Applicants who do not submit ACT/SAT test scores are required to submit a portfolio. • FROST SCHOOL OF MUSIC (FALL ONLY)

The Frost School of Music requires applicants to submit a supplemental application, prescreen, and audition. Supplemental applications will be available in the Applicant Portal beginning mid-September. Be sure to submit the additional documentation as soon as possible, but no later than the Frost Application Deadline. Frost Application Deadlines:

November 1 - Early Action December 1 - Regular Decision

NOTE: If you are applying to the Audio Technology (BS) major or the Music Industry (BA) major, you do not need to complete an audition. However, you are required to submit standardized test scores as part of your application. Applicants to these majors may apply through an Early Decision admission plan (EDI or EDII). The deadline for Frost Early Decision I applicants is November 1, and the deadline for Frost Early Decision II applicants is December 1. The Frost School of Music requires applicants to submit a supplemental application, prescreen, and audition. Supplemental applications will be available in the Applicant Portal beginning mid-September. Be sure to submit the additional documentation as soon as possible, but no later than the Frost Application Deadline. Frost Application Deadlines:

November 1 - Early Action December 1 - Regular Decision

NOTE: If you are applying to the Audio Technology (BS) major or the Music Industry (BA) major, you do not need to complete an audition. However, you are required to submit standardized test scores as part of your application. Applicants to these majors may apply through an Early Decision admission plan (EDI or EDII). The deadline for Frost Early Decision I applicants is November 1, and the deadline for Frost Early Decision II applicants is December 1. The Frost School of Music requires applicants to submit a supplemental application, prescreen, and audition. Supplemental applications will be available in the Applicant Portal beginning mid-September. Be sure to submit the additional documentation as soon as possible, but no later than the Frost Application Deadline. Frost Application Deadlines: • November 1 - Early Action • December 1 - Regular Decision NOTE: If you are applying to the Audio Technology (BS) major or the Music Industry (BA) major, you do not need to complete an audition. However, you are required to submit standardized test scores as part of your application. Applicants to these majors may apply through an Early Decision admission plan (EDI or EDII). The deadline for Frost Early Decision I applicants is November 1, and the deadline for Frost Early Decision II applicants is December 1. • COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES FINE ART BFA

First-Year applicants who do not submit ACT/SAT test scores are required to submit a portfolio via the Applicant Portal. Portfolios should be submitted as a PDF booklet containing 15 to 20 images of your best work, along with a one-page (max) artist statement. Each image should include the title, medium, year, and size of the artwork. First-Year applicants who do not submit ACT/SAT test scores are required to submit a portfolio via the Applicant Portal. Portfolios should be submitted as a PDF booklet containing 15 to 20 images of your best work, along with a one-page (max) artist statement. Each image should include the title, medium, year, and size of the artwork. First-Year applicants who do not submit ACT/SAT test scores are required to submit a portfolio via the Applicant Portal. Portfolios should be submitted as a PDF booklet containing 15 to 20 images of your best work, along with a one-page (max) artist statement. Each image should include the title, medium, year, and size of the artwork. • COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES THEATRE ARTS BFA (FALL ONLY)

Applicants interested in majoring in the Theatre Arts, BFA program are required to submit additional materials in the Applicant Portal. The Stage Management and Design/Technical Production programs require a portfolio. The Musical Theatre program requires an Audition Request Form with a fee and an audition. Supplemental materials will be available in the Applicant Portal beginning mid-September. Be sure to submit the additional documentation as soon as possible, but no later than the Final Credentials Deadline. Applicants interested in majoring in the Theatre Arts, BFA program are required to submit additional materials in the Applicant Portal. The Stage Management and Design/Technical Production programs require a portfolio. The Musical Theatre program requires an Audition Request Form with a fee and an audition. Supplemental materials will be available in the Applicant Portal beginning mid-September. Be sure to submit the additional documentation as soon as possible, but no later than the Final Credentials Deadline. Applicants interested in majoring in the Theatre Arts, BFA program are required to submit additional materials in the Applicant Portal. The Stage Management and Design/Technical Production programs require a portfolio. The Musical Theatre program requires an Audition Request Form with a fee and an audition. Supplemental materials will be available in the Applicant Portal beginning mid-September. Be sure to submit the additional documentation as soon as possible, but no later than the Final Credentials Deadline. After You Apply

Please allow three to four business days for the University of Miami to process your application after submission. Beginning mid-September, you will be given access to the Applicant Portal. This will be your go-to resources for tracking the status of your application and documents.

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• DO YOU HAVE A GAP OF 3+ MONTHS BETWEEN YOUR GRADUATION DATE AND APPLICANT TERM?

If you have a time gap of three months or more during your educational career or from the time you graduated high school to the date of your intended University of Miami enrollment, you must submit an Educational Activities statement in the Common Application explaining the reason for the gap(s) and include the dates. If you are unable to provide this information within your Common Application, you can submit it through the Applicant Portal under the "Materials Upload" section, or by emailing it to mydocuments@miami.edu. If emailing, be sure to include “Educational Activities” in the subject line and your full name and date of birth on all correspondence. This information is required to complete your application file. If you have a time gap of three months or more during your educational career or from the time you graduated high school to the date of your intended University of Miami enrollment, you must submit an Educational Activities statement in the Common Application explaining the reason for the gap(s) and include the dates. If you are unable to provide this information within your Common Application, you can submit it through the Applicant Portal under the "Materials Upload" section, or by emailing it to mydocuments@miami.edu. If emailing, be sure to include “Educational Activities” in the subject line and your full name and date of birth on all correspondence. This information is required to complete your application file. If you have a time gap of three months or more during your educational career or from the time you graduated high school to the date of your intended University of Miami enrollment, you must submit an Educational Activities statement in the Common Application explaining the reason for the gap(s) and include the dates. If you are unable to provide this information within your Common Application, you can submit it through the Applicant Portal under the "Materials Upload" section, or by emailing it to mydocuments@miami.edu. If emailing, be sure to include “Educational Activities” in the subject line and your full name and date of birth on all correspondence. This information is required to complete your application file. • UPDATES TO YOUR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OR PERSONAL CONDUCT?

If there is any update to your academic achievement or personal conduct, you must notify the Office of Undergraduate Admission within one week by submitting a Conduct Update form in the Admissions Request forms section of your Applicant Portal. If there is any update to your academic achievement or personal conduct, you must notify the Office of Undergraduate Admission within one week by submitting a Conduct Update form in the Admissions Request forms section of your Applicant Portal. If there is any update to your academic achievement or personal conduct, you must notify the Office of Undergraduate Admission within one week by submitting a Conduct Update form in the Admissions Request forms section of your Applicant Portal. • 1306 Stanford Drive, Suite 1210

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At UM, we pride ourselves on a holistic review process that considers every aspect of your application. Beyond transcripts and test scores, we carefully examine your extracurricular activities, letter of recommendation, and personal statements to understand your potential for success. We value the "softer" parts of your application, which highlight your unique talents and contributions to the community. Most importantly, we evaluate your achievements and challenges within the context of your background, school, and experiences. Be sure you use the same email address for every part of the application process, including registering for standardized tests. We recommend using a personal email address to ensure we can communicate with you throughout the admission cycle. If you have any questions, reach out to your dedicated admission counselor. The Common Application

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