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“For an engineering major, The University of HoustonQuite BrightMechanical Engineering
For an engineering major, The University of Houston is THE IDEAL place because it attracts many major companies for co-ops, internships and permanent employment. This is because most of the major energy-industry-related, Aerospace, Medical, Oil&Gas companies run operations from Houston. EVERYONE I know in my major (ME), as a student, already has been offered, multiple times, internships, co-ops, or permanent employment after graduation in their field from the following companies: Halliburton, KBR, GE, Shell, Exxon-Mobil, BP, Dupont, Weatherford, Panhandle Energy, Williams Energy, Valero, NASA, Lockheed Martin, United Space Alliance, Continental Airlines, misc. Engineering firms, and the list goes on.
view full review→Jan 06 2007
4th Year Male -- Class 2007
Education Quality: A+, Friendliness: B
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“PCC provided a good education.Computer Science
PCC provided a good education. Being NON ACCREDITED has been the worse thing about PCC. Hard to pursue advanced degrees, hard to interview at some companies due to the new accredited policy, etc.
Not been to PCC in many years, but at that time it was nothing more than a sheltered existence at best. Overboard on legalistic rules and regulations which do not allow a person to go through the maturation process.
Spend your money somewhere else. I would never recommend this school. Try Liberty or Bob Jones. They care more about the student's career and future beyond just the spiritual.
view full review→Jan 04 2007
Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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“Teachers at NHCC are too liberal.Psychology
Teachers at NHCC are too liberal. Make students behave!!! I feel I missed a lot by teachers taking too much time to deal with students who were being disruptive. I want an education -- i don't want to have to listen to stupid students acting stupid!! == Who is paying for their educations; I'm paying for mine!!!
view full review→Dec 23 2006
Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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