University of Houston

Few reasons why Indian students choose Houston Uni include it being Top Tier university with strong STEM courses, a large and growing Indian student community, location which serves as a major economic hub offering abundant internships and job opportunities in Technology, Engineering and other fields. In Fall 2024, over 1,400 Indian students enrolled at this university. The presence of large Indian student community also contributes to a sense of belonging and fosters a multi-cultural environment. 

• UH University is a Tier One Research university, indicating a high level of research and academic opportunities

• University is multi-cultural which leads to diverse experiences. UH University has a total of 5,000+ international students 

• Furthermore, Houston as a location, is a major economic hub with strong industries, especially in Engineering and Technology

Washington State University and University of Houston both are among the top choices of international students in the USA. Every university offers something unique for its international students to stand out of the herd.

Washington State University acceptance rate stands at 85%, which makes it competitive to secure admission. This means out of 100 students, around 85 students are enrolled at WSU. On the other hand, University of Houston acceptance rate is 74%, which makes it moderately competitive to secure admission. This figure states that out of every 100 students, around 74 students are enrolled at Houston. Check the comparison listed below between Washington State University and University of Houston. The below comparison will help students in gaining more clarity on these universities respectively:

International students, including Indians, are generally eligible for an application fee waiver at the University of Houston. The UH application fee is USD 90 (INR 7,726) which can be waived off. The process starts by applicants filling out the National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) Fee Waiver Form and uploading it through their myUH account. 

Eligibility might be determined by one of the following criteria: 

• Eligible for ACT or SAT testing fee waiver

• Eligible for the Federal Free or Reduced Price Lunch program

• Family income within USDA guidelines for financial need

• The family receives public assistance

• Lives in federally subsidized public housing, a foster home, or is homeless

• Is a ward of the state or an orphan

• Other extenuating circumstances as certified by a school official

Please note that the university does not guarantee the waiver; however, there are chances if the applicant can show genuine need.