Miami Regional University

Miami Regional University is a for-profit, private university in Miami Springs, FL. It has not competitive admissions, as the acceptance rate is 84%. It has a very small student body with 231 full-time students enrolled. Students can study Nursing or English and Speech Teacher Education. 62% of the student body majors in Nursing. Its nursing program is ranked number twenty-eight in the state. What's more, Miami Regional University comes in 33rd in FL according to our top private universities list. 72% of Miami Regional University undergraduates finish their learning with a diploma, ready to start their careers. Two years after finishing their studies, graduates take home an average income of $19,500, which is 51.4% shy of the national median wage. Those of you applying may also like to be informed that you are neither required nor recommended to take the SAT or ACT in order to apply. Secondly, the student-faculty ratio is 13:1, and Miami Regional University has a teacher certification program. On the subject of your wallet, be aware that if your household earns less than $30k, you should pay around $26,689 per year for tuition and students awarded federal grants receive $3,975 in financial aid on average. When grading its value, Miami Regional University received an 8.76 out of 10 and when grading its academics, Miami Regional University received a 7.98 out of 10. Finally, less than 1 out of 20 graduates fail to repay their student loans and the lowest-earning 25% of graduates make a starting salary of $11,400 or less.