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The University of Clear Lake campus offers a unique Bachelor of Fine Arts degree through the Applied Design and Visual Arts program. With hands on experience in and even outside the studio and a variety of techniques and skills, this school has it all!

The loyalty and cooperation of most of the faculty and student, and most of all the acceptance of non-traditional student like me. For instance when my mother passed away in march, and I got behind the instructions were very understanding. That is not to say I got the grades that I could have made.

The thing that i found to be most unique were the campus' facilities. Especially when it came to my major, the facility seemed to be better than any of my top choices which cost more than the university i an currently attending.

Diversity of all Races and Ages in the University. Location of the University is in the center of Houston, with so much going on around us, but we can still keep a very professional University outlook and great activities in the campus with endless social gatherings, exchange of cultural ideas, food and festivals that every ethic group celebrates in their country. We learn about foreign student's country, background and intermix with all ages and races in our classroom.

It has great pride. I like the campus environment... everyone is friendly here. The proffessors will not let you get away with slacking off but will help you out if you truly want to get ahead and pass the classes.

Even though the University of Houston isn't that widely known and popular there are a lot of good programs here and a lot of Top Nation programs as well. The music program especially has really good music courses and the directors here are very widely known and good at what they do. So, being a music student here you have a lot of opportunities for success.

The University of Houston is a school where all students are made welcome and the faculty caters to them. Rather than fostering an environment where students fight against one another and the faculty act like they are constantly testing you, the University of Houston is caring. Professors and staff are thrilled when you do well. When you write a good essay they lavish you with praise and when you falter they are willing to help. While other schools appear to not be accepting towards students the University of Houston works to help students succeed.

It offers great scholarships. they have advisors or special helpers that tutor. They offer many resources to go to when in need. they offer you payment plans if you can't afford to pay for college right off the back. All the staff is encouraging and friendly. The school is in excellent condition. There are alot of people that will make you strive to accomplish your dream.

There are quite alot of thing . Teachers are friendly and pro-teach. Students are from diverse include international. adviser and counserlor very nice to help student.....

You feel at home at UH. The campus is always buzzing and it's rare to find someone who isn't willing to chat. Although it is strong in Liberal Arts, UH still supports many Science and Mathematic fields as well. Many of the "Colleges" at UH are world renowned and receive awards on a regular basis. The support a student receives at UH is amazing. The football team is pretty good as well.

This school is very close to home and I get can get my degree from this community college instead of going to a big university and paying tons of money. The professors here are so caring and concerned about you that it makes it better to understand and grasp things without having to stress about not passing.

The campus was what hooked me, its beautifully green, and you can see downtown from varies areas on campus.

It's affordable! I chose the University of Houston over Baylor strictly because of the price difference. My tuition costs are around $3,500 at UH and they would have been around $40,000 at Baylor. They make it easy to access anything you would need while on campus like banks, restaurants, bookstores, and transportation options. You get notifications from campus security and the transportation office on campus and I'm constantly getting emails to notify me of all the activities happening on campus and around the city.

My school is actually two schools. The Art Instute of Boston is partnered with Lesley University so I am able to take liberal arts courses as well as visual art classes. It is also a very small school so the classes are small. I am able to get feedback from both the other students and the teacher about my artwork because of the small classes. The administration is very helpful in helping me create successful pieces of artwork.

It is definitely more cheaper but at the same time it is a great school. I love how it is close to my home and the people passing by are nice. I love waliking in the outdoors its fun. Sure other campuses have this but i feel like my school is home i guess its because its close to my home where i have grown up all my life. Plus my parents were so porud when they found out I was accepted.

UH has so much cultural and religious diversity. The environment is very friendly and warm.

It was just far enough from home to feel like I was "away" but close enough that I could catch a ride home when I was homesick.

The students of the University of Houston have a shared spirit like no other. Everyone has a sense of comminuty and comradery which is especially shown when supporting our teams. The teachers are one of a kind and the courses offered are varied, outstanding, and far less than most other colleges. I live on campus and enjoy all the activities provided by the housing.

whats unique about my school is that it is very diverse

Same as above.