  Electroweak radiative corrections are computed for Higgs production through
vector boson fusion, qq->qqH, which is one of the most promising channels for
detecting and studying the Higgs boson at the LHC. Using soft-collinear
effective theory, we obtain numerical results for the resummed logarithmic
contributions to the hadronic cross section at next-to-leading logarithmic
order. We compare our results to HAWK and find good agreement below 2 TeV where
the logarithms do not dominate. The SCET method is at its best in the high LHC
energy domain where the corrections are found to be slightly larger than
predicted by HAWK and by other one-loop fixed order approximations. This is one
of the first tests of this formalism at the level of a hadronic cross section,
and demonstrates the viability of obtaining electroweak corrections for generic
processes without the need for difficult electroweak loop calculations.
