<p>Hi, I'm currently a freshman Business major looking to transfer into Miami U. I recently read on Businessweek that the selectivity of Miami University's Farmer School of Business is 27% (rate at which they accept students after they do their 2nd year). Miami</a> University : Undergraduate Profile - BusinessWeek Also BusWeek ranked them in the top 20. </p>
<p>Is it that hard to get into Farmer? Thats a crazy number. It would really disappoint me if I were to be accepted as a 2nd year student, work my butt off and not get accepted into Farmer. At 27 percent, I would rather try my luck at Michigan State or Indiana University. </p>
<p>It seems like a very easy school to get into with close to 75-80 percent admit rates but just not so sure about the b-school.</p>
<p>Business school is not hard to get into at all. The acceptance rate is actually 79% with the yield being 27% as you mentioned. I feel that Miami U is a bit overrated because they are trying hard to create a new-Ivy image with their school that, in my opinion, does not work. If you go to Miami U, though, business is their hands down best program.</p>
<p>Are you sure, it just got updated today 3/4/11 and it says 38 percent are admitted into the program after completed credits.</p>
<p>I’m not sure trizz knows what he is talking about. The farmer school of business is really hard to get into and the acceptance rate is 38%. Seventy nine percent is the rate in which you get accepted into the institution not the business school. It all depends on your credentials and what school your at now. I just got accepted into the program the other day but I’m a sophomore.</p>