Miami city, FL

Miami city, FL (Florida) has about 459,745 residents. Workers there whose highest education is a bachelor's degree earn a median of $60,163 a year, about 85% more than workers with a high school diploma ($32,547) (Census Bureau, 2020-2024, everyone 25 and over with earnings). Median rent is $1,758 a month. Places are listed alphabetically or by number; MajorPays does not rank places.

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Colleges in Miami

The federal directory lists 40 colleges with a campus here, in alphabetical order; MajorPays does not rank colleges. Each name links to the college’s profile.

Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS directory (HD 2024, city of the campus, matched to the Census place by name) and Fall Enrollment 2024 (total headcount). A student count is the size of a college, not its quality; the Department has not endorsed this presentation.

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Sources: pay by education, income, rent, home value, rent burden, commute times, median age, broadband, health insurance, home ownership, poverty, college enrollment, working from home and veterans from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates (Tables B20004, B15003, B19013, B25064, B25077, B25070, B08303, B01002, B28002, B27010, B25003, B17001, B14001, B08301, B21001 and B23006; earnings are published medians for everyone 25 and over with earnings, so they include part-time workers and run lower than full-time figures; median earnings, income, rent and home values are shown only when their margin of error is at most 20%; shares such as rent burden, commutes and broadband are shown only when their margin of error is at most 7 percentage points, and median age only when its margin is at most 20%, and unemployment rates by education level only when their margin of error is at most 2.5 percentage points, so small areas often show none; rent as a share of bachelor's pay is MajorPays' calculation). Cities and towns are Census places, which include some unincorporated communities (census designated places). MajorPays selected and reorganized these figures; none of these agencies has approved or endorsed this presentation. Figures describe an area as a whole, not any person in it. See Data sources for each dataset's terms.