University of Houston - UH (reviews)

Communication is key to the university, and I love that about them. I believe having a school that is very effective with communication is very because it makes the educational journey easier and faster.

A great institution of higher learning with a dedicated staff who can go out of their way to serve students better. Teaching staff is equally incredible and competent in their work. My time at this university was great and I can recommend it to the world

The university has a lot of inclusivity and the diversity of intelligent students from countries all over the world brings an excellent enrichment of the varsity in the real world. I also fell in love with the hostels here, they are amazing. Academics were very rigorous but we were handled well by the team of competent professors in this university. Students were free to choose where to stay, others stayed out of the campus. I lived within the campus. I specialized in special education which was an area I had a lot of interest in. The training never disappointed me. The university also ensured that even students who had special needs were catered for without any discrimination.

I love UH for the fact that it’s extremely diverse, so the integration is quiet an easy process. Academic wise, It hosts some of the best schools in the state and in the country. On the other side, the language can be a barrier to your learning environment when the instructor is foreign or not well experienced. However, I highly recommend this university to anyone who would like to pursue a career in business or engineering!

The Row is constantly busy on the weekends, yet nobody will pressurize you to go out and party. However, gatherings are often joyful and uplifting as stress relievers. Additionally, it’s the perfect chance to renew acquaintances from the past and make new ones. Getting to a party that is across campus is difficult. You can’t ride while intoxicated because the SU police take BUIs seriously, but 5-SURE provides free transportation for students who can’t drive at night. The very last option is Uber or Lyft.

I was given the chance to enroll in this esteemed university and pursue a bachelor’s degree in international relations.
The college has modern facilities and enough resources to support learning and research.
International students’ housing is always planned, especially for those who are receiving scholarships.
Its employees are qualified and committed to their task.
I advise overseas students to attend this college.

On the weekends, The Row is always bustling, and no one will force you to go out and party. However, as stress relievers, gatherings are typically enjoyable and uplifting. Additionally, it’s the ideal opportunity to make new acquaintances and reconnect with existing ones. If the party is across campus, getting there is a pain. Because SU police take BUIs seriously, you can’t bike while intoxicated, but for students who can’t drive at night, 5-SURE offers free transportation. Uber or Lyft are the last resorts.

The academic environment and lecturers are outstanding. Every day I feel highly motivated, but it can also produce a slightly poisonous environment that encourages the duck syndrome. And that has an impact on the student’s mental well-being. The school is fantastic all around!