University of Houston campus is very nice! Since I was in town for the AAU Junior Olympics. I…read moredecided to drive around and take my own tour of campus. The university has top notch facilities. I would love to come back for a real campus tour!

Might be one of the worst college campuses known to exist. The staff are incredibly rude and not…read morehelpful. When told by one of there workers that I could park in a specific area, I had a staff member for their parking department put a boot on my car and gave me a 700$ ticket!! This campus scams you I would never send my children to a place where everybody is so rude. If there was a 0 star review I would have made it 0 stars!

These people obtained my email address, mailing address and phone number and have been emailing me,…read moresending snail mail and texting me constantly. I have repeatedly asked them to take me off their various lists since having gone to school for many years and earning a few degrees including an MBA, I have zero desire to be a Medical coding and billing specialist. They continue to contact me every waking moment. My next course of action will involve some legal measures.

University of Houston - Downtown are the Gators…read more Northern downtown Houston on Buffalo Bayou. Expansive campus touching everywhere, all of the sides of the bayou, all sides of the city.

Had a grand time and I know I will be attending this university in the Fall. The presentation won…read moreme over , I will be glad to be a Gator

Awesome place for learning. Don't have to pay extra for parking like the big universities so it's…read moredefinitely cost efficient to start off your first 2 years at a community college like one of the San Jac campuses. I am a private tutor and also teach at some of the campuses. Get registered at ---sanjac.edu

San Jacinto is named one of the top Community Colleges in the Nation for a reason! For its…read morecommunity,resources and most importantly learning. When you're attending San jac it feels so natural, you want to be here.

Attended Texas Southern University Homecoming parade. It was fun and good. It started to rain but…read morestopped. I had not been to their parade since the 80's when I went with my cousins.

I've had one of the worst administrative experiences with Texas Southern University. It is…read moreextremely difficult to get ahold of anyone, and when you finally do, it can take weeks to receive a response. I have been trying to get clear information about their aviation program for months, and the lack of communication and professionalism is disappointing. At this point, I honestly question how many of the positive reviews are from actual students, because my experience has been the complete opposite. I wanted to support an HBCU aviation program, but this kind of administration gives the school a terrible reputation. It makes prospective students feel like they are not a priority.

Stevens transport is not a great place to start a trucking career!! They want to put everyone on a…read moresleep apnea machine or blood pressure medication. Even if you don't need either!!! My husband is healthy, passed his physical & sleep test. One of the doctors there took his blood pressure after he had been cleared the day prior, it was a little high from drinking 3 cups of coffee, and wanted to put him on a medical hold!!! When he refused they wouldn't pay for a hotel or a bus ride home!!! Basically left him homeless in Texas. This whole venture with Stevens has been a shit show! Don't drink their coolaid, run, find another company to drive with.

I recently attended an event at this College of Law and wanted to say what a lovely hidden gem it…read moreis. I had never really taken any notice of the building downtown until this past week. I guess one of the organizers for the event had a friend at the college of law, because the event I went to had nothing to do with law or the college. There is a lovely space on the 6th floor that has a large outdoor garden and terrace. Our event was great, but what really made it a fun evening was the space. The garden outside (sorry no photos) has a variety of places to sit and stand. There are potted plants, benches, and it wraps around the building. From the terrace you can see the Toyota Center, and it looks out toward Discovery Green even though you can't see the green itself. You can also see off to EaDo and parts of downtown. If I was given the chance, I would definitely go to or host an event there again. Anywhere with an open rooftop terrace downtown is a winner in my book, especially on a cool breezy February evening!

Can you really claim that a law school is a business?…read more I guess I'll go with the flow then. It is the oldest law school in Houston and the third oldest (est. 1923) in all of Texas; that's a pretty big feat (everything's bigger in...oh you know) considering the size of this State. South Texas College of Law was one of my top choices of law schools to attend. I had participated in an orientation for prospective students a few months before applying and fell in love with the facilities that this school provided. Their library is extensive, their decor is aesthetically pleasing, and they boast state of the art facilities. First off, the law school is separated into two buildings, the tower and the library. The tower houses all the classrooms and Professor offices; the library portion houses, well, the library and study rooms. I'll start with what makes/breaks the tower side. First off, the rooms are considerably advanced as far as technology. They have flat screen televisions and computers as well as a plug for laptops at each chair in the room. The one negative about the classrooms is that the wireless, for some reason, does not reach for the majority of classrooms. This could be looked as a positive, though, for those who find internet a distraction. The library is a great place, though...at least when you're not having to study. The wireless reaches on every level (once you actually figure out how to get it working) and the study rooms provide a substantial hiding place for extensive studies; most everyone is accommodating to the need for quiet. Each floor of the library has around nine tables complete with lamps that have ethernet plugs and power outlets built into them; the chairs aren't too shabby for comfort either. I love the fact that each floor has walls of windows that look out to the Toyota Center and the hustle & bustle below; this blows other schools out of the water when it comes to libraries (*cough* Rice *cough*, sorry but your library is claustrophobic). The public is allowed to use our library with a valid ID shown to the front desk security. One of my favorite spots in the school is the patio on the roof of the library. It is an amazing place to relax and take in the wonderful weather afforded us every once in awhile in Texas; sometimes you can even find someone talking about topics other than the upcoming finals or law school in general (that is always a relief, who wants to talk about law school while we're standing on top of the law school?) The staff is always willing to work with you on anything you need. They all seem to support you and push to give you everything necessary for a positive atmosphere; Lord knows we law school kids need it! During each finals period the school provides a masseuse that sits in the foyer and gives massages by appointment. The thing that had drawn me to this school is the fact that every lawyer I talk to tells me South Texas not only teaches you the law but it is the only school that teaches you how to be a lawyer. Case in point, the Moot Court team is #1 in the nation with over 100 wins (even over Harvard). If you're going to have to put yourself through hell (a.k.a law school in general) then you might as well attend a school you actually enjoy being in.