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University of Houston

4800 Calhoun Rd. Houston, TX 77204

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  • 34,354 Students
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The University of Houston, located in Houston, Texas, is a major public research university known for its comprehensive range of programs, particularly strong in engineering, business, and law. As a leading institution in the University of Houston System, it offers extensive undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree options. The university’s urban campus fosters a diverse and dynamic community, providing students with rich academic and cultural experiences in one of the nation’s largest and most vibrant cities.

National Merit

National Merit Finalist – The University of Houston will automatically award scholarship support to cover:

  • The cost of tuition
  • Required fees
  • $1,000 undergraduate research stipend
  • $2,000 study abroad stipend

Eligibility – National Merit Scholarship finalists must select the University of Houston as their first-choice institution in accordance with the rules and deadlines established by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC).

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Additional Scholarship Opportunities

The University of Houston offers various scholarships for incoming freshmen, including the Academic Excellence Scholarship, Distinguished Scholarship, Cullen Leadership Scholarship and the Tier One Scholarship. These scholarships aim to reward academic achievement, leadership skills, and provide financial support for tuition and fees, with some offering additional stipends for research and study abroad opportunities.

  • Tier One Scholarship
    • Amount: Full cost of tuition and required fees for four years (five years for architecture students). On-campus housing and meal plan for the first two years at UH. In addition, recipients are eligible for a one-time $1,000 undergraduate research stipend and a one-time $2,000 study abroad stipend.
    • Qualifications: As in previous years, if you have a 1400 SAT or 30 ACT composite score and rank in the top 10% of your class, you’ll improve your chances of moving forward in the selection process. Test optional candidates are considered.
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Last Updated: February 2025

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