Miami highlighted by LinkedIn, Princeton Review in recent rankings
University is in top 10 of public schools for LinkedIn’s inaugural Top Colleges list
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Miami University is one of 50 schools highlighted in the inaugural Top Colleges rankings by LinkedIn. Miami also is among the Best 391 Colleges as selected by the Princeton Review.
Miami highlighted by LinkedIn, Princeton Review in recent rankings
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Miami University is in the top 10 for public schools as one of 50 colleges showcased by LinkedIn in its inaugural Top Colleges rankings.
The university is also among The Princeton Review’s recently released Best 391 Colleges.
LinkedIn recognized the 50 schools in the United States that best set up their graduates for long-term success. Miami is ranked No. 35 overall and is the lone school from Ohio on the list.
Miami is No. 6 among public schools in the LinkedIn ranking. LinkedIn identified technology and internet, medical practices, and business consulting and services as some of the top industries for Miami alumni, along with data science, scientific computing, and advertising as “most notable skills.”
LinkedIn Top Colleges 2025 utilized its data that included five pillars that were weighed equally: job placement, internships and recruiter demand, career success, network strength, and knowledge breadth.
“Miami University continues to foster a strong connection to its more than 220,000 alumni worldwide. We are proud to provide our students with a transformative learning environment that allows them to excel while they are here and beyond,” Miami President Gregory Crawford said. “Miami empowers its students to innovate, be curious, and to become leaders in their chosen fields.”
The Princeton Review’s Best 391 Colleges does not rank universities. Miami has been a part of several recent rankings from the Princeton Review, including:
The university is also among The Princeton Review’s recently released Best 391 Colleges.
LinkedIn recognized the 50 schools in the United States that best set up their graduates for long-term success. Miami is ranked No. 35 overall and is the lone school from Ohio on the list.
Miami is No. 6 among public schools in the LinkedIn ranking. LinkedIn identified technology and internet, medical practices, and business consulting and services as some of the top industries for Miami alumni, along with data science, scientific computing, and advertising as “most notable skills.”
LinkedIn Top Colleges 2025 utilized its data that included five pillars that were weighed equally: job placement, internships and recruiter demand, career success, network strength, and knowledge breadth.
“Miami University continues to foster a strong connection to its more than 220,000 alumni worldwide. We are proud to provide our students with a transformative learning environment that allows them to excel while they are here and beyond,” Miami President Gregory Crawford said. “Miami empowers its students to innovate, be curious, and to become leaders in their chosen fields.”
The Princeton Review’s Best 391 Colleges does not rank universities. Miami has been a part of several recent rankings from the Princeton Review, including:
- Best Value Colleges
- Best Midwest
- Green Colleges
- Top Midwest Entrepreneurship: Undergraduate
- Top Midwest Game Design: Undergraduate
- Top 50 Entrepreneurship: Undergraduate
- Top 20 Best Schools for Internships (Public Schools)
- Top 50 Game Design: Undergraduate
- Top 50 Best Value Colleges (Public Schools)
Established in 1809, Miami University is located in Oxford, Ohio, with regional campuses in Hamilton and Middletown, a learning center in West Chester, and a European study center in Luxembourg.
