The University of Houston
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UH is a university open to students that are ambitious and self-motivated. Opportunities for extra-cirricular activities such as student government, independent research and special programs like the Honors College are open to students who prove themselves. You are rewarded on the quality of your work-not your blood line. Students here form a meritocracy not an aristocracy.