
University of Miami (UM) in Coral Gables, Florida International University (FIU), Miami Dade College, Barry University. Most programs are in English with international curriculum options.
Coral Gables (close to UM, residential and safe), Brickell (modern and lively), Coconut Grove (bohemian and student-friendly), Kendall (affordable near FIU). Avoid Miami Beach on a student budget - too expensive and touristy.
Flat sharing is almost essential in Miami given the prices. Expect $800-1000 for a room in a shared flat, versus $1200-1800 for a studio. University dorms cost around $1000-1500/month all-inclusive.
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Expect $800-1000 for a room in a shared flat, $1200-1800 for a studio. University dorms cost around $1000-1500/month all-inclusive. Add $100 for utilities and $300-500 for living expenses.

Coral Gables for University of Miami students, Kendall near FIU (more affordable), Coconut Grove for a bohemian vibe, Brickell for finance internships. Avoid Miami Beach - too expensive and touristy for a student budget.

Ideally 3-4 months before the semester (May-June for an August start). The market tightens significantly in July-August with the influx of international students. University dorms fill up quickly - apply as soon as you're accepted.

Flat sharing is almost essential given Miami's prices. It saves 30-40% compared to a studio, facilitates integration, and international flat shares are very common. A studio is only feasible with a comfortable budget.

Yes, Miami is a very spread-out city with limited public transport. Budget for a car (purchase or rental) or choose housing close to campus with university shuttle. The Metrorail serves some areas but remains insufficient.