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As Miami’s primary public research university and one of the largest schools in the nation, Florida International University (FIU) offers over 200 degree programs and a rich student life. FIU’s undergraduate and graduate academics lead to degrees in a highly diverse selection of subject areas. An example of these varied offerings include Anthropology, Architecture, Art History, Asian Studies, Business, Civil Engineering, Counselor Education, Dramatic Arts, Interior Design, Law Medicine, and Occupational Therapy. Research activities are a central part of many areas of study, giving medical and other students the chance to participate in cutting-edge research projects. Student life at FIU is also rich with opportunities. In addition to numerous student organizations and Greek life, there are dance and theatre performances and public lectures. FIU even has its own on-campus museums and also hosts a nationally renowned creative writing festival. Eligible undergraduates may receive some form of financial aid to assist with tuition, housing and other necessary expenses. Admission requirements to FIU include proof of a high school diploma or GED and submission of SAT or ACT scores. FIU has a priority deadline, with applications received on a rolling basis after that deadline. Students who apply after the priority deadline are accepted on a space-availability basis.

Carnegie Mellon University is a private research institution renowned for its innovative programs in technology and the arts. It offers a wide array of undergraduate and graduate degrees across diverse disciplines, with a strong emphasis on computer science, information systems, and public policy. The university's Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy features highly regarded graduate degree and executive education programs, combining expertise in information systems with public policy management. Additionally, the School of Computer Science is recognized globally as a leading center for research and education in computer science. Through its interdisciplinary approach, Carnegie Mellon University serves various sectors, including education, technology, and the arts, fostering a collaborative environment that prepares students for future challenges.

The University of Michigan’s programs consistently places high in national rankings. Especially renowned are the Stephen Ross School of Business, the College of Engineering, The Law and Medical Schools, and the Musical Theatre program. There is also a strong film presence in Ann Arbor, with many major motion pictures being shot there and the annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, which brings in filmmakers from all over the world.

The University of Michigan’s programs consistently places high in national rankings. Especially renowned are the Stephen Ross School of Business, the College of Engineering, The Law and Medical Schools, and the Musical Theatre program. There is also a strong film presence in Ann Arbor, with many major motion pictures being shot there and the annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, which brings in filmmakers from all over the world.

As Miami’s primary public research university and one of the largest schools in the nation, Florida International University (FIU) offers over 200 degree programs and a rich student life. FIU’s undergraduate and graduate academics lead to degrees in a highly diverse selection of subject areas. An example of these varied offerings include Anthropology, Architecture, Art History, Asian Studies, Business, Civil Engineering, Counselor Education, Dramatic Arts, Interior Design, Law Medicine, and Occupational Therapy. Research activities are a central part of many areas of study, giving medical and other students the chance to participate in cutting-edge research projects. Student life at FIU is also rich with opportunities. In addition to numerous student organizations and Greek life, there are dance and theatre performances and public lectures. FIU even has its own on-campus museums and also hosts a nationally renowned creative writing festival. Eligible undergraduates may receive some form of financial aid to assist with tuition, housing and other necessary expenses. Admission requirements to FIU include proof of a high school diploma or GED and submission of SAT or ACT scores. FIU has a priority deadline, with applications received on a rolling basis after that deadline. Students who apply after the priority deadline are accepted on a space-availability basis.