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Technology Division Admission PolicyAll Technology Divisionmaster program’s admission policy is aligned with the policy of the graduate school and the University of Houston as a whole. Minimum requirements for admission include the following:
For more information about the University of Houston admission policy, click here: General Admission Policy. Cullen College of Engineering- Technology Division Laptop Policy Beginning in Fall 2024, students majoring in the College of Engineering-Technology Division will be required to have a suitable laptop which is in good working order with the latest software and antivirus updates for their entire academic career. Classroom instruction, course assignments and research in and out of class will require the use of a personal computer. Some instructors will also require that students bring their personal laptops to every class or lab. The minimum and recommended specifications for student laptops will be posted defined under “Laptop Recommendations” on the College Website. Required Items for Admission to Graduate School
English Language Proficiency RequirementAll graduate applicants, regardless of citizenship status, must demonstrate proficiency in English to obtain admission to the university. To fulfill this requirement, applicants must satisfy one of the following criteria:
Admission will depend on grade point average (GPA), applicable test scores, and other provided information. Pre-Graduate StudentsPre-Graduate (Pre-Grad) is a non-degree seeking option available through the Graduate School application process that allows qualifying domestic students to enroll in up to 12 graduate level credits prior to graduate admission. Students in this non-degree seeking status are not guaranteed admission to the graduate program and do not qualify for financial aid or scholarships. Pre-Grad minimum requirements include a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution and a 2.75 or higher overall GPA. Additional academic background may be required to enroll in some courses. Pre-Grad students should apply to the graduate program and must fulfill all requirements for admission no later than the end of their first term if they wish to become degree seeking. Certificate StudentsCertificate students are admitted through the Graduate School application process for the purpose of seeking a certificate as non-degree seeking. Students in this non-degree seeking status are not guaranteed admission to the graduate program and do not qualify for financial aid or scholarships. Certificate minimum admission requirements include a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution and a 2.75 or higher cumulative overall GPA. Additional academic background may be required to enroll in some certificates. Applicable Course CreditAny course(s) taken prior to admission to the program, whether on-campus or off-campus, cannot be applied to more than one degree program. Only students who have been admitted to a graduate program, an accelerated BS/MS program, or the Pre-Grad program will be permitted to enroll in graduate courses in the TechnologyDivision. Exceptions require the Dean’s approval. Accelerated BS/MS PlansAccelerated BS/MS degree plans are open to qualified undergraduate Technology Division majors in the following areas of study:
Accelerated B.S./M.S. plans are designed for undergraduate students who desireto continue their education at the graduate level immediately upon or shortly after completion of a bachelor’s degree in the Technology Division. Students who are accepted into an accelerated B.S./M.S plan can take up to six graduate credit hours that are applied to both their bachelors’ degree and a potential master’s degrees in the applicable program. Enrollment in graduate-level courses at the undergraduate level is not allowed unless the student has been accepted into a accelerated B.S./M.S. plan.Students can pursue either the thesis, project, or course-only master’s degree option. The bachelor’s degree will be conferred upon completion of the undergraduate curriculum requirements with prescribed graduate courses substituted for undergraduate courses. The graduate degree will be awarded based on existing requirements for the graduate degree in the semester that the student applies and is admitted to the graduate program. Admission to the graduate program is not guaranteed and must be gained through the Graduate School admission process. Application for the accelerated B.S./M.S. plans is recommended for undergraduates during their junior year and is completed through inquiry with the undergraduate advisor of each program offering the accelerated option. UH ExtendThe Technology Division offers online MS degrees through UH Extend for Construction Management, Cyber Security, Engineering Technology- Biotechnology, Computational Health Informatics, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or Network Communications, Foresight, Global Retailing, Supply Chain & Logistics Technology, and Technology Project Management. The admissions and degree requirements for the online MS degrees correspond to that of the degrees offered face-to-face, with no distinction on the transcript or diploma. The UH extend program is designed to provide as much flexibility as possible for students. Further details are available https://uh.edu/uh-extend/ List of Technology Division UH Extend programs available https://uh.edu/uh-extend/colleges/technology/ |
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