There were a total of eight MA applicants to PhD programs this year.  Four placed with full funding in philosophy PhD programs, and another accepted a bioethics internship at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. Other PhD offers not accepted by this group include: Minnesota, ASU (2x), Maryland, Georgetown, Western Ontario, and Wisconsin.

There were a total of five philosophy PhD applicants this year. Additional funded offers included NYU, Rutgers, Harvard, UCSD, Penn, Colorado, and OSU. Two other MA grads applied to non-philosophy programs; one accepted an offer at LSU Law School on scholarship and another to seminary school.

There were a total of two MA applicants to PhD programs this year.  One placed with full funding in a philosophy PhD program, and the other accepted an offer for a Master's degree in Theological Studies with partial funding, both at Duke.

There were a total of seven MA applicants to PhD programs this year; four placed at philosophy PhD programs with full funding (one with a prestigious Gates-Cambridge fellowship, the first ever awarded to a student from the University of Houston).  Additional offers with funding included:  UW Madison, Wash U (St. Louis), and the University of Cincinnati.

There were a total of three MA applicants to PhD programs this year; all placed with full funding.  Other offers with funding for these three include UCSD, UC Riverside, and University of Buffalo.

There were a total of six MA applicants to PhD programs this year; five placed at philosophy PhD programs with full funding.  Additional offers with funding included:  Wisconsin, Ohio State, Cincinnatti.  Also, an undergrad from our program was accepted with funding at Michigan.

There were a total of eight MA applicants to PhD programs this year; seven placed at philosophy PhD programs with full funding.  Additional offers with funding include:  Arizona, Maryland (x2), Georgetown, Ohio State, UMass Amherst, Rice, Syracuse (x2), Fordham, and the University at Albany.  Also, two undergraduates from our program accepted funded offers to philosophy PhD programs, one at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and another at Iowa.

There were a total of four UH applicants to Philosophy PhD programs this year. Of those four, three received funded offers (including an additional funded offer to Arizona), and an additional student received a non-funded acceptance offer to Arizona. The student who did not receive a funded offer went on to teach as an instructor in philosophy.  Additionally, an undergraduate from our program accepted a funded offer from Michigan, with other funded offers from Brown and UCSD.

There were a total of three applicants for PhD programs this year.  All placed at top schools with full funding.  Other offers (with funding) for these three students include at Toronto, UT Austin, UCSD, Wisconsin (x1 additional), UC Riverside, Indiana, Maryland (x2), Washington University St. Louis (x2), Colorado, and non-philosophy PhD acceptances at Stanford and Berkeley.  
 

There were a total of seven UH applicants to Philosophy PhD programs this year. Of those seven, six received funded offers.  Other student offers with funding include Georgetown, Ohio State, Florida State, University of Washington, and Rice, as well as a prestigious Olin Fellowship at Washington University St. Louis. (Non philosophy placements:  One student applied to and was accepted with funding to Syracuse University's graduate program in Information Security.)

There were a total of six UH applicants to Philosophy PhD programs this year, all of whom had already completed the graduate program and received the M.A. in Philosophy. Of those six, four received funded offers.
(Non philosophy placements:  One student applied to and was accepted to University of Pittsburgh's graduate program in Information Security.)

Other schools from which students received offers:  UC Santa Barbara, Missouri, Illinois, Buffalo, Carnegie Mellon, Michigan, Toronto, Washington University, Western Ontario.
(Non-Philosophy placements: one student was admitted to law school; two students were admitted to PhD programs in Clinical Psychology; one student was admitted to a PhD program in Asian Studies.)

 

Other schools from which students received offers:  Purdue, Fordham, Bowling Green, Fordham, Stony Brook, Maryland, Temple 

Other schools from which students received offers:  Cincinnati

 

Other schools from which students received offers:  UC Irvine, Cincinnati, Florida State

 

Other schools from which students received offers:  Colorado, UConn