Colleges in USA

U of Houston was founded in 1927 and its primary focus was training future teachers. At the time of establishment, this university was Houston Junior College and the classes were held on the Jacinto High School campus. It became the University of Houston in 1934 and later joined the University of Houston system in 1977. Most of the individual colleges at this university have their own traditions ranging from Frontier Fiesta, Cougar Red Friday, Cougar Sign, and Blessings of the Rings, etc.

Yes, F-1 students with valid -20 issued at UH are allowed to work part time, not more than 20 hours per week, except for school breaks and the student's annual vacation. Students can work part-time on the UH main campus. A few of the part-time jobs that are popular among international students in the U.S. are:

• Tour Guide
• Teaching Assistant
• Barista
• Campus Tech Support
• Research Study Assistant

The Career Center at UH provides students with great employment opportunities after graduation. The university's career services helps students find internship opportunities and connects students with the big-name recruiters. It also offers 1:1 counselling to guide in professional development. As per the 2025 stats, some of the companies where the graduates of this university are working are:

• Walt Disney World
• Amazon
• Bank of America
• JP Morgan Chase
• Shell Energy
• Deloitte Consulting
• Texas Children's Hospital

The strongest disciplines at MIT are those having scope of high salaries and high income opportunities. The most liked and popular programs chosen by Indians are Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, MBA, and Data Economics. Students can check the table below for popular majors, their career scope, and estimated salary:

Preceding all others in time, UH C.T. Bauer College of Business is ranked among the nation's Top 25 Business Schools for Public programs, according to U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools list 2025. This ranking recognizes the Professional MBA course of the university, the college's flagship MBA program, as No. 25 among public institutions and at No. 38 overall.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology expects to submit standardized test scores like the ACT and SAT as a basic requirement during admission. As per the student's class profile of 2028, the minimum score obtained by the applicant in ACT was 34 or above, and a SAT score of 1550 or above. Those who fulfill the basic eligibility and submit the required scores have a high chance of selection