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UST graduates hold senior leadership roles for some of the most distinguished companies in Houston and beyond, including the ones you see here.
A few key stats:
* For all UST graduates. Source: Texas Higher Ed Coordinating Board, 2011-16
These are just some of the companies that have previously posted opportunities on our internal job and internship board you can access online 24/7.
The board lists available opportunities both on-campus and off-campus.
It also allows you to:
Counselors from UST Career Services help you align your values, interests, strengths and personality characteristics with an appropriate career path. Along the way, you can attend workshops and receive hands-on assistance with:
We host several recruiting events throughout the year including:
We also host fall and spring networking events to help you learn about opportunities and trends.
| Small Classes and Top-Tier Private Education The average class size is 17. Professors know your name, provide job advice and write you recommendation letters. The Princeton Review and U.S News & World Report have rated UST one of the best universities in the Western region of the U.S.
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| Houston’s Catholic University The only Catholic university in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, UST is also one of the only U.S. Catholic colleges and universities recommended by the Cardinal Newman Society in their annual Newman Guide.
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| Dialogue Between Faith and Reason Even if you’re studying science, education or business, you complete a core liberal arts curriculum that includes theology and philosophy classes. This helps you develop a broad base of knowledge and enhance your critical thinking and writing skills.
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| Prime Location The campus is just minutes from Downtown, the Texas Medical Center and the Museum District. The medical center alone employs over 100,000 people. Our partnership with them provides opportunities for networking and internships while you’re a student here.
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| Diversity Among Students Houston is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the country, and the campus reflects that. About 2 out of 3 UST students are ethnically diverse with about 60 countries represented in the UST student population. |
Our Address:
3800 Montrose Blvd. Houston, TX 77006
Where is that Exactly?:
Between Richmond Avenue and West Alabama next to Houston’s museum district, with quick access to 5 major highways.
9 min. to downtown Houston (2.4 miles)
8 min. to Texas Medical Center (2.2 miles)
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My Alma Mater: Baylor University
My favorite thing about UST: I would have to say it is the strong community that we have and campus location. I love going to the museums in the area!
Contact:
713-525-3191
roseac@stthom.edu
Book an appointment with me! - Amy Rose
Recruitment Population:
Transfer Students (All territories excluding: San Jacinto College, Nursing, Engineering and Veterans)
My Alma Mater: The University of St. Thomas
My favorite thing about UST: The community and individualized care the professors provide for the students. The opportunities that are given to the students give a sense of true mentorship and ability to succeed.
Contact:
713-525-3502
jennifb@stthom.edu
Book an appointment with me! - Caroline Berrios
Recruitment Territories
Austin High School, Furr High School, Jones Futures Academy, Liberty High School, Middle College at HCC Fraga, Worthing High School, Kashmere High School, Wheatley High School, Mickey Leland College Prep, Yates High School, Chavez High School, East Early College High School, High School for Law and Justice, Eastwood Academy High School, Milby High School, Sterling High School, and all Yes Prep Campuses.
*For all other HISD schools, please contact Melissa Collins as your UST Admissions Counselor.
My Alma Mater: The University of St. Thomas
My favorite thing about UST: The location and diversity of our campus! We're literally in the heart of Houston! There are so many fun activities to do within walking distance of campus and tons of opportunities to interact with individuals of different backgrounds!
Contact:
713-525-3505
anvasque@stthom.edu
Book an appointment with me!
Recruitment Territories
My Alma Mater: The University of St. Thomas
My favorite thing about UST: I would have to say there are two things that I love. One would be the great friendships that I created as a student. The second would be the strong community that is present on campus. This university is definitely my home away from home!
Contact:
713-525-3568
montenj@stthom.edu
Book an appointment with me! - Justin Montenegro
Recruitment Territories
My Alma Mater: The University of Texas at San Antonio
My favorite thing about UST: The close-knit community and campus location. You truly get that quality family experience but are also right in the middle of the downtown area. You get the best of both worlds!
Contact:
713-525-3563
ndhernan@stthom.edu
Book an appointment with me! - Nicholas Hernandez
My Alma Mater: The University of Houston - Clear Lake
My favorite thing about UST: The location. It's so rare that you can find a small college with a close-knit community like UST, in the geographic center of the of 4th largest city in the country. Everything a world-renowned city like Houston can offer is right on our doorstep, but when it's time for a break UST feels just like home.
Contact:
(855) 830-2713
info@absn.stthom.edu
Recruitment Population:
All students who are interested in our Accelerated BSN program.
My Alma Maters:
My favorite thing about UST: The ability to include prayer with working with our students. In a world full of uncertainty, the beauty of our campus provides a valuable support system, one that I experienced when achieving my master's degree. The brilliant faculty and staff prepare students for success after graduating and that is a practical way to educate!
Contact:
stearnv@stthom.edu
Book an appointment with me!
My Alma Mater: The University of St. Thomas
My favorite thing about UST: As an alumna of UST, I remember how faculty and staff gave personalized attention for my success. I love that the UST community still has a united desire for the success of all students. Students can explore the Museum District while at UST and our very own Labyrinth next to the Chapel of St. Basil.
Contact:
snjohnso@stthom.edu
My Alma Mater: Texas State University
My favorite thing about UST: UST is a close-knit community with many opportunities to make friends, build connections, and grow as individuals. There is something for everyone and everyone is welcome. For example, there are many opportunities to connect with faculty, staff, and students on campus through university sponsored events!
Contact:
346-362-0839
Melissa.Collins@stthom.edu
Book an appointment with me!
Recruitment Territories
Austin High School, Bellaire High School, Booker T. Washington High School, Carnegie Vanguard High School, Challenge Early College High School, Debakey High School, Energized for STEM Academy, HCC Lifeskills, Heights High School, Houston Academy for International Studies, James Madison, Jane Long Academy, Kinder HSPVA, Lamar High School, North Houston Early College High School, Northside High School, Sam Houston MSTC, Scarborough High School, Sharpstown High School, Sharpstown International School, South Early College High School , Young Women’s College Preparatory, Texas Connections Academy, Waltrip High School, Westbury High School, Westside High School, & Wisdom High School.
*For all other HISD schools, please contact Caroline Battel as your UST Admissions Counselor.
