University of Houston Top Questions

I would want to have known how to establish relationships with people, basically people skills. I want to be able to establish these relationships and create a network and have these people as resources later. If there is something that I can't do i can find someone to help me out. They could also help me find job opportunities that I would have never known of if I was to have never created this relationship with them.

Yes because then I would not have come here and now I need a scholarship to be able to leave.

When I enrolled to the University of Houston in 2012, I did not know that minors were a requirement. That ment more time in school and more money. Also, online classes are very limited making it harder to spen less money on gas. While there are other UH branches close to me, I can only take 6 hours outside campus and only with administrative permission.

I wish I had known the opportunities the school had offer to give before coming to this school. They never really emphasized on any of it, it was before they started changing there ways. If i would have known, I could have been more proud of UH

College is expensive, but UH allows you to transfer many credits from community colleges, and also accepts AP credits, along with credit by examinations. Try to get as many as your core classes out of the way while in high school or through other means; this way college tuition will be less expensive, and you will have more time to focus on your major classes.

Before I came to this school, I wish I would've known how tough it would be, especially if you're in the engineering program. When I went to San Jacinto College, all of my classes were surprisingly easy and didn't have to study as much to do well on my exams. Now that I am attending the University of Houston I know that I have to study much more now than I did before in order to get an A on my exam. All this studying will definitely pay off once I graduate from college.

I wish I had known about opportunities for involvement in groups/organizations related to my major. I have just begun working with Glass Mountain magazine and wish I could have had more time with them!

One thing that I wish that I had know before coming to this school is how tiring commuting is .

I wish I had known about the textbook situation. There is always a inexpensive way to afford text books.

There is nothing I regret off while joining this college rather I am excited about it.

I wish that at the student transfer A.R.T conference they would have explained to the students about parking permits.

I wish I has known more about available scholarships and ways to pay for my education.

I which I would have know the location of this school, not geographically but, neighborhood wise. This school is located in the middle of the very poor neighborhood, where a lot of robbery, rape, and assaults happen.

Before starting college you hear that if you fail, no one cares because they have your money for the classes. So beginning school in my mind, I had to work hard and pass because I didnot want to waste my money and hender my financial aid opportunities. But instead I wish I would have entered college with the need to success for a career purposes. University of Houston is not a school like that at all. They are willing to do anything they can to help if they see you are on the verge of failing. They honor their students.

Um nothing really this place is great school for anyone to enjoy

I wish that I had known what a wonderful school, University of Houston is. Its diversity, its students and its people make University of Houston perfect for me. I could not have asked for a better school for myself. I love its people, I enjoy the friendly competition and adore the very well qualified professors. Its broad range of programs also allow students to find a place for themeselves. Its a great place to learn. I wish I had known this and prepared myself ahead for a great school such as this one.

I wish i had known how to choose your classes, I thought you had to choose your classes according to an explicit schedule type, but i found out you could take a freshmen level class such as chemistry as a sophomore or junior

More math.

One thing I find frustrating is that part-time students have to pay fees like full-time students every semester, even though we are not able to use the facilites we are paying for. I think there needs to be accommodations made for part-time students, to not carry that extra financial burden. Every increasing tuition rates and fees are also very frustrating. Education should be free!!

I wish someone had warned me of the constant love and encouragement that I would be welcomed with on my first day on campus. I was overwhelmed with how helpful and kind everyone was to the up coming freshman of 2009. What I thought was going to be a awkward and lonely first week of class was more of a enlightening and fun filled week where I met people I have became extremely close with.