2019–20 Annual Report

 

Student Success

Students pursuing degrees at the University of Houston face many challenges — some they may find insurmountable. But the Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Services is dedicated to helping students succeed, all the way from enrollment to graduation.

We advocate for everyone from future Coogs to those who have joined the UH community. We also help with scholarships, financial aid, and employment, while also providing academic opportunities that will empower students — especially those more vulnerable populations — to achieve academic, personal and professional success.

Year 1: Diamond Family Scholars starts off with a success

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The inaugural class of Diamond Family Scholars celebrated the first year of the program in style with a trip to New York City — just as COVID-19 began to spread across the United States. The first cohort, made up of six students from Texas, may have found their spring break trip disrupted by a global pandemic, but it couldn’t stop their excitement — or enthusiasm for the program that is transforming their lives.

  • 80 Students Invited to Apply To Program

  • 22 Had Been in Foster Care

  • 15 Were Homeless Youth

  • 6 Chosen for the Year 1 Class

  • 3.3 Fall Overall GPA for Year 1 Class

  • 3.5 Spring Overall GPA for Year 1 Class

  • 3 Named to Dean’s List

  • 1 Joined the Honor’s College

Enrollment Services overhauls operations, goes virtual

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A transition to virtual orientation, an overhauled summer and fall class schedule, more than $26 million awarded in emergency grant assistance, and a new campus-wide COVID-19 training. What do all of these have in common? They’re just a handful of the accomplishments made by our highly adaptable and fiercely dedicated Enrollment Services team.

  • 5,000+ Virtual Appointments

  • 14,000+ Interim Grade Forms Processed

  • 77,000+ Completed COVID-19 Trainings

  • 1,241 Virtual visit attendees

  • 11,017 Virtual orientation attendees

  • 50+ Web pages updated or created

  • 27,000+ Students awarded emergency grant funds

By the Numbers

We offer a number of services and programs to help students succeed at the University of Houston. These are examples of the ways we have helped students achieve academic, personal and professional success over the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year.

  • 14,464 Total number of students and alumni served by University Career Services (one-on-one/ drop-in counseling appointments/virtual chats, alumni & college-based outreach)

  • 1,186 Number of student conduct cases referred to the Dean of Students, a drop of 316 referrals from the year before

  • 617,813 Total semester credit hours for Fall 2019, Spring 2020 and Summer 2020 processed by the Office of the University Registrar

  • 70 UH staff members trained by the Money Matters Institute in Integrated Enrollment Services since it launched in 2018.

  • 63% Percentage of FTIC applicants admitted to UH

  • 260,005 Total calls received by the Enrollment Services Call Center

  • 34.07% FTIC students in Top 10% of high school class

  • 34,494 Total FTIC applications