Did the University of Miami recently change its in-state tuition?

Hey guys, I'm doing some quick research about the University of Miami. I'm an out-of-state student but wondering if their in-state tuition has been adjusted recently, or if it's significantly lower than their out-of-state tuition. Information on this from anyone with recent experience would be super helpful! Thanks in advance!

It seems there might be some confusion with your question. The University of Miami is actually a private institution and, as such, it does not differentiate between in-state and out-of-state tuition. Private universities typically have the same tuition costs for all students, regardless of their residency status. The pricing policy is unlike state-funded public universities, which often have separate and lower tuition rates for residents of their state.

Regardless of any recent changes, the tuition would remain consistent for you as an out-of-state student when compared to an in-state student at the University of Miami. In general, private universities tend to be more expensive than public universities, so this is something you might want to take into consideration during your college search process. Tuition can change from year to year, so I would recommend checking the university's website or contacting their admissions office for the most current information about tuition and fees.