Nationally recognized as one of the most outstanding public undergraduate institutions, Miami gives undergraduates many opportunities to work with senior faculty on research projects and to participate in international programs. Programs offered at the Farmer School of Business give students a broad background in all business disciplines, and a choice of 8 majors and 14 minors. These programs of study are housed within six academic departments.

Miami University's undergraduate admissions department is located in the Campus Activities Building (CAB), 301 South Campus Ave.

For students already accepted into the Farmer School, the Honors Program offers a unique, rigorous, and challenging academic experience to a select group of business students. The program offers accelerated curricula, independent research opportunities, and individual mentoring experiences with faculty.

The Farmer School's basic graduation requirements prepare students for positions in business, government, and other complex organizations. More than 151,000 Miami alumni are located around the globe, serving as professional and community leaders. Acceptance into the Business School is based on a student's fulfillment of specific requirements.

There are three types of admission to the Farmer School of Business:

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