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Key Admission Stats

Institution Type

Private

HBCU
Coed

Need Aware

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Level of Institution

4 Year

Campus Setting

Suburb or town

392

Transfer Students Admitted

Admissions Requirements

SAT

ACT

SAT Subject Tests

Yes

AP Course Credit

Yes

Dual Enrollment

Yes

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Important Deadlines

Application Type	Application Deadline	Reply Deadline
Fall Regular Decision	August 9

Test Optional

Yes

Common Application

Rolling Admissions

Admitted Student Stats

In-State Students

58%

Out-Of-State Students

21%

US States Represented

2.50

Average GPA

Admissions Resources

Admissions: visit page

Admissions Email: [email protected]

Admissions Telephone: 800-445-0708

For Students with Disabilities: visit page

For Veteran Services: visit page

What Students Are Saying

Incomers, when you get here, DON'T GET LAZY. Especially if you are on the Honor's Curriculum. The best way to keep your grades up is through attendance and diligence. If you show the professors that you are willing to work with a positive attitude, they will help you succeed.

Darielle from Vance, AL

apply at miles if you're looking for outstanding professors, great tutors, a supportive college and a successful career.

Sheritta from Birmingham, AL

Stay focused , stay positive and enjoy yourself. If you are having any problems please go to your counselor they are very helpful and will help you to your best ability.

Shaunteria from Montgomery, AL

Come here with an open mind. Be very aware of your surroundings and the people whom you meet socially. Take advantage of each opportunity.

Freshman from Fairfield

If your looking for a personal learning environment with administrators who actually care schedule a tour at Miles college we are minutes away and miles ahead.

Brittany from Birmingham, AL

I would say get to know your professors. Go to study hours in the library. I would advise you use your time wisely and join as many campus organizations as possible, because they can help you as well.

Zarian from Inglewood, CA

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