1. Texas Southern University

2. Map

3. History Founded: September 14, 1927 Founded By: Houston Public School Board The school started out as Houston College for Negroes. On June 1 st 1951 the school named was changed to Texas Southern University. The students that attended petitioned the legislature for the phrase “Negroes” to be removed from the name of the school.

4. Description Location: Houston, TX Size: 150-acre Public College Lanier East Hall, co-ed Lanier West Hall, for female students The Urban Academic Village, co-ed University Courtyard Apartments Tierwester Oaks

5. Application

6. Requirements Completed application $42.00 application fee Official High School transcript Grade point average of 2.50 on a 4.00 Official SAT and ACT test scores ACT 17 or 820 Complete placement testing upon admission

7. Deadlines Application Deadlines: Fall – July 15 Spring – December 15 Summer I – May 15 Summer II – June 22 Financial Aid Deadline: Priority – April 15 for fall

8. Academics Jesse H. Jones School of Business College of Education College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences School of Communication Thomas F. Freeman Honors College College of Continuing Education Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs College of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences College of Science and Technology Thurgood Marshall School of Law The Graduate School The Teaching and Learning Excellence Center (TLEC)

9. Activities University Museum Tiger Walk Athletic Facilities Postal Services Libraries

10. Financial Aid Eligible Student: SAT score of 1200 or higher; or composite ACT score of 19 or higher. Minimum high school cumulative GPA of 3.00. Must be a citizen of the U.S. or a permanent resident. Filed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Demonstrate financial need. Priority Deadline: April 30 th Scholarship Range: $4000 - $6000

11. Career Services TSU Human Resources help students find their desired jobs on and off campus. Males between the age of 18 and 25 must be registered with the selective service system to be eligible for employment. They also provide the Texas Job Fair for the students to broaden their job opportunities.

12. Social Activities Greek Life: Alpha Angels Inc. ( AAI ) Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Omega Gem Sisterhood Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Sports: Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country/track & field, football and golf. Women: Basketball, bowling, cross country/track & field, golf, soccer, softball, volleyball. Volunteer Services: Aging and Intergenerational Resources Crisis Intervention Unit Open Access Computer Laboratory Parent-Child Learning Laboratory W.R. Banks Child Development Laboratory Work Study Opportunities Program

13. Campus Living Lanier East & West Hall are available for all TSU students as far as living arrangements go. The residence halls housing requires a fall & spring semester lease. A roommate profile is included with the housing application. Students will receive information about what is allowed and not allowed in Residence Hall with their confirmation letter in the official Welcome Brochure. Chase ATM is available for all students. Any student under the age of 21 is prohibited of alcoholic beverages on the campus of Texas Southern University or at University- sponsored activities. Drugs are prohibited period to any student on campus.

14. Meal Plans

15. My Academics Course 1- Math Course 2- Physics Course 3- Chemistry Course 4- English Course 5- Entrepreneurship