Urban Experience Program

The SBPs are aimed in helping incoming COOGS transition from HS to the university setting.

The program proves students with scholarships of $1125 per semester to 40 full-time (12 hours) that are first-generation students.

Las Comadres is a mentoring program that focuses in helping first generation Latinas by pairing them current UH Latina faculty members that guide them through the college experience.

BEST is a two-semester independent and interdisciplinary learning experience open to black students for graduate school, professional careers, and promote learning. The students get connected to summer internships, UH faculty mentorship, and semester stipends.

UEP supports undocumented students on campus by hosting the Dream.US scholarhship that helps DACA & TPS students receive funds for school, UEP scholarship assistance, career counseling, and other services.

The series strives to help UEP students with financial knowledge, resources, and tools to be fiscally responsible.

This network is aimed to help student with food and/or housing insecurity.

The initiative seeks to provide educational equality and self-determing assistive resources to varying student members.

This program is a comprehensive program designed to support students who have experienced time in foster care with navigating opportunities and maximizing resources while they pursue a Tier One education at UH.

The program seeks to increase the number of histrionically disfranchised and underrepresented professional in student affairs/and or higher education.

This scholarship is for coming freshmen at the University of Houston who graduated from any high school in Hidalgo County, Texas.

Students can renew up to four years with a maximum amount of $16,000.

Students need maintain a 2.75 GPA, full-time enrollment, and remain Pell Grant-eligible

The G-Force Work-Study Mentorship Program aims in promoting higher education to local area high school students as well as help with retention for current UH students.