University of Miami Courses and Fees 2025

• The course curriculums are easy but tedious. They gave us a lot of assignments, and it requires a lot of time to solve that. They were more focused on learning rather than just scoring good marks. I liked the way they explain each topic, even if it is basic and try to explain each and every topic. They heavily rely on the presentation of each course module, so they only focused on that.

• Tuition fees = $30000 per semester, depending on the number of courses you are opting for; sometimes it's going to be higher if you are opting for more than 3 courses.
• Hostel fees cost around $2000 but I opted out for hostel fees and am currently living near the university.
• For food in the dining hall in the hostel, it costs around $10 for every food. You can opt for it for each semester and can opt for it monthly.
• Rent = $1200
• Transportation = $100
• Other expenses= $500
• If you are living outside the campus. It will cost around $2000. Anyways, it's Miami, so it depends on you.

Overall, I like it, but I wish some changes would be made to the cognate system. It prevented me from obtaining a double minor. Say you find a cognate you enjoy and want to continue with it to earn a minor, you lose the cognate (which is required for graduation). I wanted to continue with Spanish to earn a minor, but by continuing, I would not be able to graduate on time since I would have to find and complete another cognate to take the place of Spanish.

I was lucky enough to receive a full ride to the University, so I am not totally familiar with the fee structure of the school; however, I do know that the nursing department charges an extra $720 a semester. I'm not sure what that is even for. They also charge a one-time $220 fee for immunization tracking and background checks prior to beginning clinical rotations.