The largest and most accessible route in Oxford is U.S. 27, which is used as a major truck route and flows through the center of the Central Business District. Presently, the State of Ohio is exploring plans to extend Route 63 further west to Route 127. The City hopes to obtained Tier II approval for the study of a U.S. 27 by-pass for trucks and quick access route to and from Oxford. This process is at a very early stage. The University sets the physical tone of the city by establishing the look and feel of Oxford.
Students are increasingly interested in internship opportunities.
The median Miami University student's family income is in the top quintile nationally. Miami faculty have exceptional purchasing power as median faculty salaries are well above the average small city salary. McCullough-Hyde Hospital and the cluster of physicians and support services make Oxford a regional health care focal point ,the largest export industry in Oxford, and the second largest employer. Combined with an excellent hospital and other health care options, Oxford is an ideal retirement community. The charm of Oxford is reminiscent of small towns, with cultural and entertainment amenities typically found only in larger cities.