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Right off the bat I noticed so many negative comments, but why? As I read further, a fellow cougar pointed out something out, those negative comments came from those individuals that chose UH as a "last resort"...

I was accepted into UT-Austin, Baylor, Wake Forest, Duke, and UH. Of those I chose UH. At first I was extremely hesitant because of the negative stigma it has received (like review sites such as this), but it is one of the best decisions ive made in life.

The Goods...
-UH compared to other in state schools in considerably cheaper, even with the poor state funding we receive compared to that of UT and A&M.

-Most diverse campus in the nation!
-By living in Houston you have many opportunities open to you. (Internships, Jobs, etc.)
-Peers are down to earth and extremely friendly. Very few individuals with that silver spoon mentality. Majority of the students work and are fulltime students.

-Professors are well educated, most of which are leagues above other universities.
The Bads...
-Poor campus life! 98% of UH commute. Granted clubs, organizations, and events to attend/join are plentiful, a high percentage of students work and attend UH fulltime. UH could do a better job advertising these though. But with the "Masterplan" underway hopefully this helps.

-Our sports department. They work hard, but not much gets done without UT and A&M funding.
-From my experience, the counselors at the business school aren’t very good. I received better advice from friends that have taken classes or just by following how quick certain classes fill up.

-Needs to do a better job to stop dishonest students (cheaters).
Feel free to email me if you have any questions.
Surrounding City: A+, Social Life: C-
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I love the University of Houston. I've had some really great professors, and have found the coursework to be both beneficial and challenging. I suspect that many of the bad reviews found here on this website are from either students who have selected majors that they are illsuited for, or from students who are seeking a keg party instead of a valuable education.

All in all, I wouldn't take a minute or second back from my college experience here. I have made a multitude of friends, and have enjoyed many campus activities. (Particularly Cougar football games!)Go Coogs!
Education Quality: A+, Individual Value: C
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I am in my 4th year at UH. My current GPA is a 4.0. I transferred out of HCC and got kicked out of UT-Austin. This school is really very easy, not kidding! However, I couldn't find any internship with my GPA.
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