The University of Houston
Students who got into UHouston:
Tips mention: Interview (0), ACT/SAT (34), Grades (34), Sports/Extracurriculars (5), College Essay (5)
“I had a pretty decent GPA (above a 3May 25 2008School of Information
I had a pretty decent GPA (above a 3.0) before being admitted, although I was a transfer student.
ACT: 22 SAT: 1030 Male
I had a pretty decent GPA (above a 3.0) before being admitted, although I was a transfer student.
ACT: 22 SAT: 1030 Male
“The application process for the school is not tooApr 29 2008Architecture
The application process for the school is not too hard, hopefully it will become increasingly more challenging. For the Architecture and Honors programs I had to be reviewed against a very large pool of applicants.
SAT: 1210 Male
The application process for the school is not too hard, hopefully it will become increasingly more challenging. For the Architecture and Honors programs I had to be reviewed against a very large pool of applicants.
SAT: 1210 Male
“Its easy to get in because the school sucksApr 21 2008Electrical Engineering
ACT: 26 SAT: 1150 Female
ACT: 26 SAT: 1150 Female
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top 5% of my class and decent SAT scores. tops 10% is automatic if you went to high school in Texas. pretty much stay in the top 75% of your class and you should get in. no essay required so pretty much an application process. if you want university scholarships, score high on SAT/ACT and good class rank.
SAT: 1590 Male