Prospective Students

Congratulations on being admitted into the UH Cullen College! This means you’ve met our high academic standards — and more importantly, it shows you have what it takes to become a world-class engineer or technologist. We’re thrilled to welcome you to a community that values innovation, collaboration, and a commitment to excellence.

We understand that choosing the right university can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re considering multiple strong options. Our team is here to support you every step of the way and help make your decision-making process as smooth and informed as possible.

We invite you to schedule a campus visit or connect directly with a Cullen College Ambassador to learn more about life as a student in the Cullen College. You can also take advantage of our welcome events and orientation programs designed specifically for admitted students.

UH Engineering Admitted Student Welcome Event

The Cullen College invites you to our exclusive Admitted Student Welcome — a special event designed to help you experience everything our college has to offer before your first semester begins.

This event gives you a firsthand look at what it's like to be a UH engineering or technology student and why so many students choose the Cullen College.

At this event, you’ll have the opportunity to:

• Meet your future professors, current students, alumni, and staff
• Learn more about your first-year courses
• Explore your intended major and career pathways
• Get a preview of student life at Cullen College

Where: on campus at the University of Houston
When: To Be Announced

Note: Registration is required to attend.

Click to here to register!

New Student Orientation

All incoming freshmen and transfer students are required to attend New Student Conference. Orientation is your official introduction to the University of Houston and the Cullen College. It's where you’ll learn how to navigate campus life, connect with your college community, and get set up for success.

During orientation, you will:

• Meet with your academic advisor and register for your first semester of courses
• Learn about campus resources and support services
• Explore your major and understand degree requirements
• Get important information about financial aid and campus life

Orientation also removes important advising holds, so attendance is required before you can register for classes.

Click here to learn more about preparing for New Student Orientation.