@@jackkim2708 I double majored in biology and English literature! It's never too late to look into transferring if you're unhappy where you are. I always said at the end of my tours that there are a lot things that go into deciding what school to choose, whether it be financial, academic, or family reasons, but the one thing I almost forgot to consider what what school made me feel the most at HOME because while you're going to be studying there and paying for it for the next four years, you're also going to be LIVING there for the next four years, so you've got to make sure it's somewhere you feel at home. For me that was Miami, and it was almost heartbreaking to have to leave that home when I graduated, but it just proved to me more and more that Miami was really the best fit for me. If you have any other questions about what it's like, feel free to reach out to me! I am more than willing to answer any questions, but keep in mind what I know and experienced might be different now due to the COVID-19 situation.
As a miami university student at this time this hurts...
As a recent alumni and past tour guide, this is great (and also makes me wish I never left) Keep up the great work! Love and honor
What did u study? I got accepted here but due to my personal issues I went to a different school and I’m regretting it.
@@jackkim2708 I double majored in biology and English literature! It's never too late to look into transferring if you're unhappy where you are. I always said at the end of my tours that there are a lot things that go into deciding what school to choose, whether it be financial, academic, or family reasons, but the one thing I almost forgot to consider what what school made me feel the most at HOME because while you're going to be studying there and paying for it for the next four years, you're also going to be LIVING there for the next four years, so you've got to make sure it's somewhere you feel at home. For me that was Miami, and it was almost heartbreaking to have to leave that home when I graduated, but it just proved to me more and more that Miami was really the best fit for me. If you have any other questions about what it's like, feel free to reach out to me! I am more than willing to answer any questions, but keep in mind what I know and experienced might be different now due to the COVID-19 situation.
This is great because I can share this with my friends and family in a far-away country!
Why are they wearing sweaters and winter coats in Miami??
Its Miami University in Ohio
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