We recommend that new students come to the University of Miami with either an MacOS or Windows laptop. There are many factors that will determine which laptop is best for you, such as specific requirements of your major, whether you will be working with large media files, and your preferences for a larger screen or keyboard.
Students who need help with installing software, configuring their Internet connection, or connecting to the University of Miami's printing system can get free assistance from the Student Technology Help Desk: sthd.it.miami.edu
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Note: ChromeBook is not a supported device, and will not run proctoring/testing software used by many schools. |
For a typical University of Miami student, we recommend the following minimum configuration:
Student in a computationally-intensive program may need a more advanced configuration, such as the following:
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For additional technical requirements by specific school or college, please see below:
No additional requirements.
Minimum laptop configurations can be found here: Windows laptop.
More information on minimum requirements can be found here.
No additional requirements.
More information on minimum requirements can be found here.
No additional requirements.
More information on minimum requirements can be found here.
More information on minimum requirements can be found here.
No additional requirements.
More information on minimum requirements can be found here.
More information on minimum requirements can be found here.
