Jan. 26, 2023 - Winter Term grades viewable

Jan. 31, 2023 - 1098 Tax Forms available for students to view electronically through MyMiami

Feb. 1, 2023 - FAFSA priority deadline. For returning, regional, transfer, and graduate students, Feb. 1, 2023 is the FAFSA priority deadline to apply for need-based financial aid. Returning students have the option to renew their FAFSA. Click here for general information about the FAFSA. 

Feb. 9, 2023 - Last day to drop a class without a grade

Feb. 10, 2023 - Enrollment “frozen” for spring semester financial aid

Enrollment for federal aid purposes is “frozen” on February 10, 2023 for spring semester. Federal aid may be recalculated based on the frozen hours.

Feb. 20, 2023 - Spring semester payment plan

The second payment for payment plans through NelNet are due.

Feb. 28, 2023 - August graduation application deadline

Last day to apply for August graduation.

For additional dates and information, visit the Academic Calendar. 

The Center for Career Exploration and Success will host a variety of Career Fairs and prep programming this semester to help your student explore, prepare, and connect with their career journeys. We also encourage you to have your student check out the available resources.

Spring Career and Internship Fair (Sponsored by Nucor Raw Materials, formerly The David J. Joseph Company) 

          February 15 | 1-5 p.m. | Millett Hall

Architecture + Design Career and Internship Fair

          February 22 | 1-5 p.m. | Alumni Hall

Virtual Sports Career Exploration and Networking Expo (SCENE)

          February 24 | 1-4 p.m. | Handshake

Virtual Architecture + Design Career and Internship Fair

          February 28 | 3-5 p.m. | Handshake

Education, Government, Nonprofit and Human Services Fair

          March 1 | Millett Hall                                                                                                                                   8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. | K – 12 Teaching seniors and recent grads                                                                    2-5 p.m. | All students

Students can also stop by our table at the Education Abroad Fair hosted at Armstrong on Tuesday, January 31 between 12-3 p.m. and again at Winter Mega Fair on February 1.

All applicants and alternates for fall and summer 2023 have been selected at this time by the selection committee. For future applicants and those interested in the program, please note the eligibility and selection criteria on our website.

You’ll find these events and more on our calendar.

International Peer Orientation Leaders (iPOLs) are undergraduate or graduate students who assist ISSS with welcoming new international students to Miami University. iPOLs play an integral role in shaping a positive orientation experience for new international students and preparing them to achieve success at Miami.

As an iPOL, your student will receive hourly compensation and professional leadership development. Visit our website to learn more and apply!

If your student hasn't ordered their full list of professor-selected textbooks yet, now is the time!

Why order from Miami's Official Online Bookstore? 

Need another reason? Your student could win a $250 VISA GIFT CARD! All they have to do is order at least one textbook and choose the 'Ship to Campus' option at checkout to be automatically entered! Don't wait, giveaway ends February 15.

Esports is alive and well on Miami University's campus. Students can get involved with esports on campus individually by playing at the Esports Lounge in the Armstrong Student Center or by joining the community we have on campus in the club, intramural program, or, for the top level players, at the varsity level. Esports are a challenging and rewarding hobby that can build community, present learning opportunities, and be a lot of fun!

The esports lounge on campus is free to all students for 20 hours a week. The majority of esports titles are free-to-play, so all students need is to create a relevant game account and start playing. When James Davis, Assistant Director of Esports, was asked about the current state of Esports at Miami, he answered:

"As the top tier first-party tournaments begin to shift their development models, collegiate esports are becoming a more desirable place to be for top-level prospects looking to break through to the top levels of the game. The lessons our students learn here in leadership, communication, graphic design, broadcast production, and social media management are all skills that are desirable both in and outside of the esports business."

More information about the Miami University's Esports is available here.