Miami University-Hamilton

Hamilton, OH · Public · offers Graduate degrees

Large suburb

—Acceptance rate
$11,286Average net price / year
25%Graduation rate
$55,076Median earnings 10 yrs after entry
$23,000Median debt at graduation
2,043Undergraduates

Cost

In-state tuition & fees
$7,491
Out-of-state tuition
$19,407
Total cost of attendance
$15,352
Books & supplies
$1,250
Average net price
$11,286

Net price by family income

$0–30k
$7,760
$30–48k
$8,737
$48–75k
$11,171
$75–110k
$13,775
$110k+
$14,425

Official net price calculator

Admissions

Acceptance rate
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Outcomes

Graduation rate
25%
First-year retention
53%
Median earnings (6 yrs)
$49,773
Median earnings (10 yrs)
$55,076
Median debt (graduates)
$23,000
3-year loan default rate
0.0%
Students with Pell grants
30%
Students with federal loans
32%

Programs: what graduates earn

22 of 39 programs have published earnings or debt data. Earnings are median salaries of graduates one year after completing the program (or the latest available year).

Associate's degree

Bachelor's degree

Students

Undergraduates
2,043
Graduate students
46
Part-time
20%
Women / men
53% / 47%
White
67%
Hispanic
8%
Black
10%
Asian
5%
International
5%

Faculty & school

Student–faculty ratio
12:1
Avg faculty salary
$74,403 / year
Full-time faculty
100%
Accreditor
Higher Learning Commission
Website
miamioh.edu/regionals
Also known as
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Most popular fields

  • Communication & Journalism – 2% of degrees
  • Computer & Information Sciences – 10% of degrees
  • Education – 1% of degrees
  • Engineering Technologies – 9% of degrees
  • English – 4% of degrees
  • Liberal Arts & General Studies – 15% of degrees

Frequently asked questions

How much does Miami University-Hamilton cost?

The average net price after grants is $11,286 per year; in-state tuition and fees are $7,491 and the full cost of attendance is $15,352.

How much do Miami University-Hamilton graduates earn?

Students who enrolled earn a median of $55,076 ten years later. See the program table above for salaries by major.

What is the graduation rate?

25% of first-time, full-time students graduate within 150% of normal time.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, June 2026 release.