The University of Houston provides school counselors with admissions resources to help students learn more about educational opportunities available here. We are committed to providing future students the best answers to questions about our community. We understand that students, parents, counselors, and teachers need to be well informed in order to make decisions about higher education.
Check out our counselor handout, designed for counselors to share with their students. This handout gives an overview of UH admissions information.
What is needed from prospective freshmen to qualify for admission to the University of Houston.
What is needed from prospective transfer students to qualify for admission to the University of Houston.
What is needed from prospective international students to qualify for admission to the University of Houston.
Get to know which students qualify as Texas residents for tuition purposes.
Learn more about the Texas Uniform Admission Policy which is used by all public universities in the state of Texas.
Freshman applicants can self-report transcript information in their my.uh.edu self-service portal. You’ll see an option for it on the applicant's to-do list. View our self-reporting guide or watch our video tutorial for step-by-step instructions.
View all transcript submission guidelines.
Have ACT or SAT score(s) sent to us directly from the testing agency. Our code for ACT is 4236; SAT is 6870.
Did you earn college credit in high school? See what exams and courses qualify for credit.
Learn more.The Honors College application has specific requirements students have to meet before they are accepted into one of the programs.
Find out more.A full list of the courses available at the University of Houston with descriptions.
Check it out.Want to talk to someone about the University of Houston? Have a question about our application process? Or just curious how our day is going? Reach out to your admissions representative! To find out who that is, fill out the information below.
It's never too early to start planning for college. Our Access and Outreach team empowers students grades K-12 by educating them on the benefits of a college degree. Learn more about what our Access and Outreach specialists can do for your students.
Everything you need to know about the cost of attending the University of Houston.
Find out more.The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid can answer all your questions on how to help your student get financial assistance.
Find out more.To be considered for federal financial aid, student must file the FAFSA by April 1. The University’s FAFSA code is 003652.
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Transferring college credits can be confusing. Meet our Transfer Credit Estimator, a new tool designed to help you and your students estimate how many course credits may transfer to their chosen degree program at the University of Houston.
