Has anyone been accepted or waitlisted to UH?

Has anyone received an acceptance or waitlist yet? Still nothing in my portal.

Checked U of H application portal and found a form letter rejection. I was not notified via email beforehand.

In response to the question about the application... Yes, there was a "View Your Decision Letter" button in my application to the fiction program. There wasn't any information in my myUH account, nothing in my email. They just dropped a letter (filled with typos, ironically) in my file.

Found out through the online application via form letter. Day ruined.

UF(R), IWW(R), Brown(R), Irvine(R), UVA(W), 2(P). Totally overestimated myself. Sweet.

Of 13 apps, accepted w/out funding in fic and nonfic @ U of Montana, Missoula. Waitlisted @ Syracuse and Michigan. Indiana still silent... All others just nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.

What's up with Houston? They seem to be two weeks behind their response times from last year.

Expected 2a/0w/9r

0a/0w/3r 0p duh

1a/2w/12r/0p My letter was dated 3/16/17. Hope you applicants already accepted will decide on where you are going, and accept and decline so waitlisted applicants can have a chance at a fully funded program.

Complimentary handwritten note!

8a/0w/9r/1p.

Received an email to check my status. I was shocked to see a waitlist notification! I'm really hoping this works out.

If you were accepted/waitlisted to any fully funded programs, first--CONGRATULATIONS! Second--would you mind sending me your writing sample? I'm really curious to read the stories of the people who were accepted, it would really mean a lot to me if you took the time. My email address is: exampleofwritingsample(at)gmail(dot)com. Again, I'd really appreciate it! Thank you in advance.

This rejection stung like no other, because I was an undergrad at Columbia, and I thought my manuscript was pretty strong. I think all the debt I incurred as an undergrad factored into my admission decision, I guess Columbia prefers when you don't have too much debt, so that they can assuredly cripple you with more debt. I got into another prestigious program with a generous scholarship, and in hindsight screw all these educational institutions that force us to carry so much debt, for their silly ivy league name. It's another version of modern day slavery and its not worth the money. First institutions like Columbia take so long to admit how they benefitted from slavery and then in modern times they have no qualms about making slaves out of their graduates with debt that will take a lifetime to pay back. Kiss my enslaved ass Columbia!