University Copy Center

This is a great place for all your printing and postal needs. The staff is experienced and is very good with rush jobs. If you are a student, you should know that you have printing credits all over campus and should use those first before paying for printing. This place also has great binding services fro projects and such.

Since I’m not a student anymore — and since back in the Stone Age when I was, the Copy Center was not the souped up awesome place you see now in the Welcome Center; in fact, the Welcome Center didn’t exist — my review is going to be limited. I can speak only of the services as far as mailing packages. But what I can say is that I never have to spend too long here, which is a plus. Also, the staff is really helpful. They’ll compare prices and help me figure out what will be the cheapest or fastest or both. They’ll help me pick out boxes or CD envelopes if I don’t have any already. They’ll offer up styrofoam peanuts to make sure my Christmas chocolate covered pretzels don’t break in their tins on their way to their respective recipients in other states, too.
The Verdict: Overall, I am definitely satisfied and impressed with the quality of service at the Copy Center, and would recommend it to anyone on campus.

Garbage.
A lot of the poppers that they sell have defects on them and will not read if you make a small scratch on the paper.
The employees are questionable, I’ve sent a few packages from this establishment using their mailing service and several of them have somehow ended up at their destination empty of the contents.
I do not trust this place and you shouldn’t either.

I seriously love places like this. Paper, envelopes, books, copies, the works. I know, I know, you’re probably like, «what?» But I just have a weird obsession with stationary and things like that. Aside from that, the University Copy Center is a great add to the University of Houston! It makes making copies for students and faculty quick and easy, along with other amenities such as mailing, printing, and basic school supplies.
I’ve been here quite a few times to make copies of a textbook that I hadn’t bought. The copies are cheap to make and if you want them double-​sided, it’s actually cheaper than getting them on two separate pages. Unfortunately, I can’t recall the prices for the review, but I do know that it’s affordable. Being a girl that has never made copies of something with so many pages in her life, the employees there have always been helpful and made sure that I get my work done in a good amount of time.
We’ve even had to get a presentation printed on a huge piece of paper. It’s a little pricey to do so and even harder when there’s many other students with the same projects. But as long as you don’t wait last minute, it’s no problem at all.
A couple of weeks ago, I came here twice to send out mail. Basically, I had to send out textbooks that others had bought from me and all I had to do once I got here was pick out an envelope or box. I put the book in the envelope of box, take it to the front counter, and someone at the register types up the sender address and return address and prints out a mailing slip, then sends the mail on its way. It’s just as easy as that.
For students, they also sell scantrons and course manuals for select classes.
I’ve always had a positive experience here and I can assure you that you will, too! Instead of going to a Kinko’s out of the way, it’s so much easier just heading over to the Welcome Center and making a quick trip to the University Copy Center. And even if you don’t attend the university, it’s an easy place to go to get work done.