University of Houston-Clear Lake

If you are a SCIENCE, BIOLOGY, Chemistry, PREMED. Let me tell you that the flexibility in courses and class time is not here. Some classes are in FALL some in SPRING and not many time options. I have to give up courses at times and wait until it's offered again. There's only a handful of professors majority do not seem to want to be here. You will find like 2 or 3 professor that truly love their career and the rest are disappointing. There is not many to choose from. Overall I think I would have gone to a different college but I came to this one because it was close to me but if you can go to the main UH.

If you're interested in an environment that you can learn in that is free of politics this is your place. I've enjoyed my time here, I look forward to what the future holds for me. One thing to note though. You get what you put in, individual experiences may vary.

I got a citation because my monthly parking pass wasn't "clearly visable" despite being in the front corner of my windshield. This is unacceptable. Will use every means possible to dispute my ticket, up to , and including, having others voice similar frustrations with poor reviews DAILY.

This is my third college I've gone too and while I will graduate from here, safe to say it is the least put together college of the 3, and I largely regret deciding to finish my degree plan here. The campus is nice the professors are fine, 100% of my problems come from being financial aid and the VA office that seems to do little to nothing to actually help veterans. Of the 3 semester I've taken so far, I have had to hound the VA office to do things and as of the time of this, they failed to even submit my classes from last semester to the VA for billing (meaning I'm in the hole 5 grand). For veterans looking for guidance with benefits, go somewhere else. I have had issues every semester and am entering my last semester with a combative mentality that I am going to have to hold their VA offices hand to make sure I'm not completely screwed over. The Financial aid department also screwed me by marking me out of state tuition and are making me jump through paperwork hurdles, or beg the VA to apply my waivers, when they should have had me in state the whole time. No other college I have attended has made me do so much fighting for myself to get the minimum, and if not for me reaching out to San Jacinto Community College, id also have been completely left in the dark about a slew of veterans benefits that this office doesn't seem to have ever heard of. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE VETERANS.

Mentorship for pre-health professionals is a blessing (shout out to the bio department). The small community is unmatched vs big universities. It is perfect for minorities, first-gens, socioeconomics, and locals. The nature surrounding the school is breathtaking too. My advice for students is to take the opportunity to get involved in the community, do research, volunteer, join organizations, make friends, and never be afraid to ask. There are a few professors who are hidden gems for higher education and mentorship. The school isn't perfect, but it can become perfect for a chance at life.

I do not recommend this college.

I really enjoy the student life here and most of the staff here is friendly, but overall the lack of professors and class schedule availablity is very disturbing. Classes that are available during the day is very limited and a majority are only offered at night plus a good 3/4 of the classes are taught by the same professors. The STEM department is very underfunded, I feel that this college is missing out on a big opportunity since the general area around here is next up and coming medical center (League City, Webster, Clear Lake, etc.). These two have been a big issue that have come up a lot when talking to other students. Another drawback of this campus is that you cannot graduate on time due to the lack of open class availablity. Also, this university is not a friendly parent student, so if you are a student that has kids I would look elsewhere. Overall, I feel like this is a very underfunded univeristy that needs a lot of improvement and it is sad to say that the community colleges are better than this one.