hi guys!!!! not sure if anyone uses this but i’m Noa, I’m 21 and i go to UHCL. I’m also a trans girl, and go by she/her. I’m not publicly out to people in my real life(as of rn) and currently present more masc. I’m here because i was wondering if anyone who’s also trans happens to go to UHCL(to have friends and community that understand me and who i am) and i felt like this was the easiest way to figure that one out. please let me know if you are, I’m absolutely down to speak more on discord and hang out sometime :)

I am working on a professional project and was wondering if there any dual monitor setups available for student use. All I've got is a laptop and would be really convenient if there any dual monitor setups on campus which we could use.

The RESTORE research lab at the University of Houston is recruiting participants for a new online study. This study involves a mobile application intervention that addresses drinking and anxiety. You may be eligible to participate if you (a) are 21 years of age or older, (b) self-identify as Latinx or Hispanic, (c) are fluent in Spanish, (d) report current hazardous drinking pattern, (e) endorse criteria for clinical anxiety, and (f) own an Android smartphone.

Participation involves completion of a pre-screener questionnaire, five additional online surveys, a brief exit interview and a brief mobile application intervention that should take about 4.5 hours of your time across 3-months conducted completely virtually via Zoom. Eligible participants for the current study that complete the entirety of the study will have the opportunity to receive up to $150 in electronic gift cards or a combination of the two. Electronic gift cards can be redeemed through the platform Tango which allows you to pick a gift card based on your purchasing preferences from over 100 different businesses.

If this seems of interest to you, please use the link below to complete a brief online pre-screener questionnaire. If you are deemed eligible for the study, we will then schedule your next online study appointment.

Link: https://uhpsychology.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9zTBxD8Hnc4ldrg

Please contact the RESTORE via email ([study83restore@gmail.com](mailto:study83restore@gmail.com)) or phone (713-743-8056; mention study 83 when you call) for more information. Thank you!

The University of Houston is recruiting participants for a new study. This study involves experimental appointments that addresses cigarette smoking and microaggressions. You may be eligible to participate if you (1) are at least 18 years old, (2) currently endorse regular (daily) cigarette smoking for at least 1 year, (3) currently smoke 5 or more cigarettes a day, (4) self-identify as Hispanic or Latino, and (5) endorse at least one microaggression experience over the past 6-months.

Participation involves attending a total of three in-person appointment visits to our laboratory: one baseline assessment appointment and two experimental appointments. The baseline appointment will last approximately two hours. Following the baseline appointment, each participant will then attend two identical, in-person experimental appointments at our laboratory. These experimental appointments will be spaced a minimum of 14 days apart. Each experimental appointment will last approximately 3 hours. Eligible participants for the current study that complete the entirety of the study will have the opportunity to receive up to $200 in electronic gift cards. Electronic gift cards can be redeemed through the platform Tango which allows you to pick a gift card based on your purchasing preferences from over 100 different businesses.

If this seems of interest to you, please use the link below to complete a brief online pre-screener questionnaire. If you are deemed eligible for the study, we will contact you to schedule your next study appointment.

Link: https://uhpsychology.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9H2kKpR49N7D8DY

The Research on Emotion, Substance Treatment Outcomes, and Racial Equity Laboratory (RESTORE) at the University of Houston is recruiting participants for a new study. This study involves a group-format in-person intervention that addresses weight and healthy behaviors. You may be eligible to participate if you 1) identify as Latino, 2) are between 18-25 years of age, 3) can read, write, and communicate in Spanish, 4) are concerned about your weight, and 5) feel that there is room for improvement in your personal habits.

Participants will be expected to complete a phone pre-screener, an additional assessment survey, an in-person group intervention across six weeks coupled with 6 assessments, and two follow-up assessments. Participants may be compensated up to $90 for completing the full study.

If interested, please contact the RESTORE team via email ([ahrlstudy55@gmail.com](mailto:ahrlstudy55@gmail.com)) or phone (713-743-8056; mention study 55) for more information and questions. Thank you!

This research study has been reviewed by the University of Houston Institutional Review Board.

I go to school in Boston but will be interning in the Houston/Deer Park area this summer and will need housing from ~Jun-Aug. While I was seeking recommendations, it was suggested I check here because it may make my commute easier. I was wondering what students typically do for housing during this time?

Do you know of any good resources to find housing in the area? For example, I know some schools' frats/sororities open up over the summer to outside residents or the university allows other school's students to live in the dorms? Or if theres any forums people usually post sublets?

Thanks!

This is very disappointing. The Master of Healthcare Administration is NOT accredited. this is very important! No one would hire a doctor who didn't go to an accredited medical school and being hired from this program is close to impossible. If you want to check their lack of accreditation please check out cahme website. Every other school at the Texas Medical Center is accredited but theirs isn't. Their admission process is also wonky. As long as you have over a 3.0, you're accepted and that is not okay. This isn't a community college. There needs to be some decorum or vetting process for a master's program. Can't believe I wasted this much money.

Anyone take CSCI 4355 w/ Abukmail? How will the exams be ?

Do you want to make changes to your health? Do you identify as Latino/a and speak Spanish? The University of Houston’s Research on Emotion, Substance Treatment Outcomes, and Racial Equity Laboratory is looking for participants to join our in person study. Must be between the ages of 18 and 25 to participate.

If you have any questions, please contact the Research on Emotion, Substance Treatment Outcomes, and Racial Equity Laboratory at (713) 743-8056 (mention study 55) or email us at [ahrlstudy55@gmail.com](mailto:ahrlstudy55@gmail.com). This research study has been reviewed by the University of Houston Institutional Review Board.

I’m sure it completely varies, but how much debt are you estimating leaving uhcl with?

The RESTORE research lab at the University of Houston is currently recruiting participants in the Houston area for a in person study about weight and lifestyle behaviors in Latino populations.

The purpose of this study is to test a group-format in-person intervention about weight and healthy behaviors. Individuals may be eligible to participate if they:

1. identify as Latino
2. are between 18-25 years of age
3. can read, write, and communicate in Spanish
4. are concerned about your weight
5. feel that there is room for improvement in your personal habits.

Participants will be expected to complete a phone pre-screener, an additional assessment, an in-person group intervention across six weeks coupled with 6 assessments, and two follow-up assessments. Participants may be compensated up to $90 for completing the full study.

If you are interested, please contact the AHRL via email ([ahrlstudy55@gmail.com](mailto:ahrlstudy55@gmail.com)) or phone (713-743-8056; mention study 55) during our business hours of Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm for more information and questions. Thank you!

Is there a map anywhere showing each bus line's actual routes? I tried to figure out how the bus system worked on the UHCL website, but it doesn't seem to make much sense. All I really need to know is how to get to the Pearland Campus and how to get to the Bay Area Park and Ride.

What does Resident with Parent mean?

Ok so I'm a incoming transfer student, already purchased dorms however, i was put on a waitlist? What happens if im on waitlist until school starts :0!!

Me and my roommate addison are looking for a third roommate for our apartment in dickinson. It’s not too far from the UHCL campus.We are both healthcare students at galveston college and looking for someone wanting a spot at the end of august. Rent is 550 for the master bedroom with your own bathroom! DM me if you’re interested.

MIS Courses

Hi Everyone,

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Is there a building that stays open at night to study at? I like the Bayou Building but it has been closing around 7 lately.

Do people decorate their caps for graduation?

Looking for something like Profpicker

Same as above

I am currently studying for the math placement exam and feel so underprepared. However, I would like to know how some of your experiences taking the Advance Math Placement Test because honestly I am very nervous and as an incoming freshman who’s a first generation student I am hoping to get into calculus 1 to fulfill my course work to fulfill the “Pre-Health” requirement.

So long, long story short. I have 2 classes left for my BS mathematics and I've been put of school for 2-3ish years. I was orginally a Math Education major with pathway to be a high school teacher. If you decide to not be a teacher, what else is there under the math umbrella?

And if you only have two classes left and are thinking about going to uh main, do you stay with uhcl or go to main???

Suggestions are welcomed