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Miami Gardens, Florida

16401 N.W. 37th Avenue
Miami Gardens, Florida, 33054
Phone: 305 628-6546
Fax: 305 628-6591
Email: signup@stu.edu
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Applicants offered admission: 90.56% Students who return for Soph year: 69%
Avg GPA of frosh after completion of 1 year:2.87
Student to Faculty ratio: 16:1
Average high school GPA of frosh:3
Year school was established: 1961
Mascot: Bobcats
School Colors: Columbia/Navy/White

Campus Size: 140 acres Location: In a major city (pop. 300,000 or more) or within its metropolitan area (approx. 25-mile radius). Population: 0 Location description: 140-acre, urban campus in Miami (population: 362,470); smaller airport serves Fort Lauderdale (20 miles). Public transportation serves campus.

97% In-state students 3% Out-of-state students 1% American Indian/Alaskan Native 7% Asian/Pacific Islander 247% Black/Non-Hispanic 411% Hispanic 162% White/Non-Hispanic 103% Non-Resident Alien 13% in top 10th of graduating high school class 50% in top quarter of graduating high school class 98% in top half of graduating high school class

Men Undergrads: 457 Women Undergrads: 639

Agriculture, 0% Architecture, 0% Area/Ethnic Studies, 0% Biological/Life Sciences, 100% Business/Marketing, 14% Communications, 63% Computer/Information Sciences, 33% Education, 71% Engineering, 3% English, 22% Foreign Languages, 0% Health Professions, 63% Home Economics, 0% Interdisciplinary Studies, 0% Law/Legal Studies, 0% Liberal Arts, 37% Library Science, 0% Mathematics, 0% Military Science/Technologies, 0% Natural Resources/Environmental Science, 0% Parks Recreation, 0% Personal/Miscellaneous Servies, 0% Philosophy/Religion/Theology, 18% Physical Science, 0% Protective Services/Public Administration, 17% Psychology, 90% Social Science/History, 11% Trade/Industry, 0% Visual/Performing Arts, 0%