Beautiful campus and plenty of spots that you can Instagram and take photos at. Was hoping to check…read moreout the James Turrell's Twilight Epiphany Skyspace but alas it's under construction. Great during the day since at night they don't have that many lights. Overall a recommended spot to check out if you are in Houston!

Within the hedges of Rice University, you'll find incredibly gifted students, unconventionally…read moreinteresting activities or art pieces and bold projects seeking the improvement of the world. I may be somewhat biased due to the fact that this location is my workspace, but I've got to say... it's one of the most beautiful, inspiring and friendly campuses I've been on.

Outstanding school with a great class size and wonderful educators. Great link with HCC.read more

Updating the reviews since there's only one currently…read more Hi, I'm a student at HAIS and I'd like to tell you all of the pros and cons this school has to offer. Because not every school is perfect, but it's best to be honest about it. ~Pros~ -- study abroad options SO MANY TO CHOOSE FROM! Also many programs such as CIEE, DiscoverU, and EY. -- early college high school Getting your associates while doing high school can benefit you in so many ways, and lots of universities and colleges accept the college credit that you earned. HAIS offers both Associates of Art and Associates of Science. If you're lucky enough, you can graduate with your bachelors early because you already did so much work for your associates! -- Lots of classes to take! HAIS has a wide range of classes with the basics of math, science, history, and english. HAIS provides: English I-IV & Business English (Juniors only) AP History Classes (APHuG, APWH, & APUSH) AP-PreAP Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Science Research (Seniors Only) Algebra 1 & 2 + College Algebra, Geometry, AP & Regular Calculus, Economics Graphic Design, Mobile App Development, AP Computer Science, Principles of Government, Political Science 1 & 2, P.E. (with the best teacher ever, Mr. Puente) Chinese 1-4 & Spanish These are only some of the classes that HAIS provides, not including HCC ones. -- Multicultural School We host lots of events celebrating the wide range of ethnicities at HAIS. We celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Chinese New Year, and Black History Month. Because of COVID-19 we haven't been able to do an exchange student program but we plan to in the near -- Friday Clubs At HAIS we have something called Friday Clubs. These are student led clubs run by some Juniors for sophomores and freshman to join. You apply to one at the beginning of the school year, and that will be your designated club that you go to every Friday for an hour. Your club sponsors will be teachers, so you must ask quickly before one of them get reserved! -- Sports Recently sports has exploded at HAIS. We specialize in volleyball, soccer, cheerleading, dance, and basketball at the moment. Our boys and girls teams are absolutely killing it this season! And we can't wait to see more wins. (follow HAIS on their Twitter and Instagram for the most updates) ~Cons~ -- Small school HAIS usually consists of about 500 students. About 150 freshman will be admitted each year. -- Limited teachers Since the school is so small, we only have about 2-3 of each teacher that teach each subject, but they are spectacular. If you ever need help always go to their tutorials! Very informative. -- Limited funding The impact of COVID-19 has severely affected our funding for field trip events and more, so we ask that you donate to our HAIS PTO that helps the school host more events such as Homecoming.

I graduated from CALS paralegal certification program online in Feb 2020, it was great as far as…read morethe professors! I ended up with a 3.84 gpa. The only thing that bothered me was the admission process because the people working in the office are very rude. I, this year in 2024, was going to go back to complete the AAS program, which is the paralegal associates, but I was deterred once again by the admission workers. So I won't be going back. I'll take my money somewhere else. That's sad that I have to say that because the teachers are good but that staff will keep losing because they are rude and like the lady previously said they aren't helpful they just want your money and then they throw you away like your nothing. I've even called the director ERIC HAPPE and no response. To be exact the person with the attitude is James S. He doesn't respond to emails or calls that's why I gave up on them. I live in San Antonio, so if your in the 210, I wouldn't bother with this school. Good luck everyone!!!

The best part about Center for Advanced Legal Studies is that the entire school is dedicated to…read moregetting graduates a job in the legal field very FAST (in most cases, before you even graduate) Doesn't matter where you live in the U.S, they will network and jumpstart your career, all you have to do is show up and work hard! Personally I recommend taking the online course. It's fast and convent. The cost has gone way down and you can get a certificate in about 6-8 months. With that you can do a lot because the legal field is so huge and growing so fast, you can use a paralegal degree or certificate to get your start anywhere!

UHLC's new building is beautiful! It was a wonderful patio on the third floor that overlooks…read moredowntown. Worth checking out if you're interested in applying or like touring law school buildings.

The law center has wonderful programs for both law students and UNDERGRADUATES as well! If you're…read moreinterested in law do checkout the law centers pipeline program! It'll get you comfortable with the idea of applying to law school, allow you to engage with professionals, and get you prepared to apply!

I went to Mayde Creek high school where I started attending during my junior year in September 2003…read more& graduated during my senior year in May 2005. Students & staff are great & the best school ever.

Group Studying with classmates. We met on the first floor near the piano room…read more There is a lot of room to meet with your peers

Beside the Underground Satellite, this is another place to come chill and grab a bite to eat. It's…read moreone of their newer building so the interiors are quite modern. It's located across from the Hilton College and also near the M.D. Anderson Library. The lower level has Starbucks, the Barnes Noble bookstore, and an entertainment room with pool tables, ping pong, bowling, and refreshments. You can sit and chill at the stairs and they have plugs for charging. The first level has Panda Express, Chick-fil-A, Freshi, McDonald's, Shasta's' Cones, and a convenience shop. There are also ATM machines from Chase and some others. There are various seating areas with couches and tables. There is a piano if anyone know how to play can feel free to. It's not too noisy here but during lunch time, be expected to be in a long line at any of the food places. If you bring your own lunch then there are microwaves by Starbucks, downstairs.

great college institution infinite career opportunitys great vibes friendly warning one might get…read morelost being new but again really reliabe and confident ecospace and again friendly approves apartment transfer to be near school again great school apply one self . from: ricardo guzman houston community college southwest humanitarian & online student ambassador.

Things to remember:…read more Admissions, Financial Aid, cashier, and Library is in this building. Around finals there's always free food for students that come out for the tutoring services but I say just come for the free food even if you don't need the help I mean its free!! Admission, Financial Aid open from 8am to 7pm Mon- Thurs. Library hours are different. You can get your student ID at the cashier. Bring your schedule and a photo ID. ----------------------------- That's all I remember for now. Have a great semester!!!