| The University of Houston-Clear Lake is the largest upper-level institution in Texas. Incoming undergraduate students take lower-level courses from other higher-education institutions (such as the surrounding community colleges in Houston). Other students transfer from universities across the United States and in other countries. |
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Prospective students may visit the students pages of the UHCL Website for general information about admission, including general admission requirements, admission procedures, and an online application.
The Computer Science program in UHCL offers upper-level courses for the last two years of study along with a limited set of service courses in the lower level. Students must have completed most of the courses on the list of expected preparation courses before they can begin their study at University of Houston-Clear Lake.
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| The Computer Science Application page contains information for applying to the program. |
What are 2 + 2 Plans?
2 + 2 plans are degree plans developed in conjunction with area Community Colleges. Lower level courses are taken at local Community Colleges and then transferred to the University of Houston-Clear Lake and applied to the agreed upon degree plan. This way students know from the beginning what courses to take and what to expect. See the 2+2 plan for the Computer Science program for more details. Students with fewer than 30 university credit hours may consider the Unilink program.
Surrounding community colleges include:
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| For more information about admission, contact the academic advisors of the School of Science and Computer Engineering. | |
