Barry University in Miami, Florida inspires students to foster positive change within the local and global community. Barry University strives to provide a higher education experience that applies what is learned in the classroom to a constantly changing world, while promoting civic engagement for the betterment of humanity. Barry is focused on inspiring and training the next generation of change agents and leaders. Founded in 1940, Barry University offers more than 100 Bachelors, Masters and Doctoral degree programs. The Barry community includes approximately 9,000 students from nearly all 50 states and 80 countries; 52,000 alumni worldwide and 1,700 faculty and staff members. The University comprises the 122-acre Main campus in Miami Shores, Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law campus in Orlando and satellite sites in 14 Florida counties, The Bahamas and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Barry students gain hands-on experience before graduation no matter which field they study, with local and international organizations. They prepare to advance their careers and they also learn to make the world a better place. Barry's use of service learning, which integrates coursework with community needs, engages students with real-world issues and encourages them to help find solutions. In fact, Barry was named to the "2012 and 2013 President's Higher Education Honor Roll" after logging more than 25,000 service hours each year. Average Temperatures Low (winter): 63°F/17°C High (summer): 88°F/31°C