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- Likes:
- The events on campus and inside the on campus apartment building in the leasing office and the architecture building.
- Dislikes:
- They could have better options for international students to ease loan debt process.,
- Better scholarship options for us to choose from and pay our bills on time.
Course Curriculum:
It is very relevant and gives you the option to pick out your classes and how long you wish to take the course, depending on the classes taken and if you want to do an internship in between. The professors are very friendly and share a lot of knowledge with you on the current scenario of the field
Fees:
I took the program to be completed in a year, so my fee was $40,000
- Likes:
- This University has a great program and the fee is moderate. Also the location's weather is similar to my own country.,
- Diversity. People from different cultures, countries and there is always something going on on the campus everyday. Great opportunities for networking, gaining knowledge.
- Dislikes:
- Not many but I stayed around 5Miles from University, sometimes you could not find proper transportation. Little expensive to live in the University dorms.
Course Curriculum:
Yes, the University offers some shot courses which gives the industry exposure. Also the course syllabus is updated.
Fees:
It's around 35k without any scholarship.
- Likes:
- It is located in a major city. It is well known for Oil and Gas in which I can potentially enter. It was cheap.,
- The courses option to take online/ in-person. It seems like a small thing but plays a huge impact especially when you are a International student. As you have to perfectly manage your time for everything.
- Dislikes:
- They don’t help you much with placements. They have resources but not that helpful for an International student as the companies won’t sponsor.
Course Curriculum:
Courses are pretty easy. You have to select what interests you and you can choose the subjects. Industry and research both options are available based on what you go for.
Fees:
25000
- Likes:
- The fees are the cheapest at this University and the weather inclines in the same pattern as my home town so I don't have to go through too many severe weather changes.,
- Location: Situated in Houston, Texas, the university benefits from its proximity to a vibrant and dynamic city with numerous cultural, business, and recreational opportunities.,
- Campus Facilities: UH has invested in modern and state-of-the-art facilities, providing students with access to well-equipped libraries, laboratories, and recreational spaces.,
- Research Opportunities: The university is actively involved in research, with opportunities for students to engage in cutting-edge projects and collaborate with renowned faculty members.
- Dislikes:
- Crowded Classes: Some students have expressed dissatisfaction with large class sizes, which can make it challenging for individuals to receive personalized attention from professors.,
- Limited Campus Aesthetics: While efforts have been made to enhance the campus, some individuals feel that the overall aesthetics and landscaping could be improved for a more appealing environment.,
- Parking Issues: One common complaint is the difficulty of finding parking on campus. Some students and staff have mentioned challenges in securing convenient and affordable parking spaces.
Course Curriculum:
The current Curriculum is good but it can be elevated further by adding a few classes that align with the field requirements.
Fees:
$ 19000 per year. (Related to tuition fees)
- Likes:
- Houston City is good and economical. Also, infrastructure is perfect.
Course Curriculum:
The first year is coursework. Research starts from the second year and you have to choose your advisor by yourself in the department.
Fees:
For Ph.D. students, it's fully funded.
- Likes:
- Department and research quality, area of research. Professors and their groups.
Course Curriculum:
Core courses are pretty difficult but highly knowledgeable in my opinion.
Fees:
For PhD there is no tuition fee as it's fully funded.
Course Curriculum:
Wholesome covers all the basics. It is very flexible to suit the students' needs. Also can take up other department courses that helps you have a better understanding of other subjects also helps you improve your other skills.
Fees:
We pay 998$ per credit hour for the master's degree. There is recharge of 600 and other fees that add up to 12K for 3 courses a semester
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