If we haven't heard back from Harvard yet about a PhD in Population Health Sciences, can we assume we've been rejected?

6 pubs ( 2 under review, 4 ready to submit) 2 masters Lots of research experience 10 years work experience 3 years teaching experience And so many others Three very strong recom I don't know why I got rejected 😐

2 Pubs (1 from a top journal), 6 research experiences, 3 conference talks

email to check portal. As expected

email to check portal

has anyone received an acceptance/rejection letter after the interview?

Biophysics track, ~4.0/4.0 major GPA, finished all major required courses in two years while doing undergrad research, graduating early. 2/1, 2pm, POI emailed to notify acceptance; 2/2, 9am, SEAS emailed letter of acceptance; official GSAS letter come in approx a week.

Invited for Zoom interview with PI on 1/19. Accepted 2/2.

Email to check portal. Had 2 interviews. Épi methods track

received email from dept. administrator for an informal, 15 minute interview with faculty

Ignore status! Has anyone heard from Harvard Ling yet?

Contacted my POI to inquire, and was informed of the suspected outcome. Moving on.

~Ignore the "Waitlist" status~ Does anybody know when Harvard is going to start sending out Population Health Sciences (Infectious Disease Epidemiology) PhD admissions decisions? I know everybody hears back within the first two weeks of February, but I feel like the wait would be easier if I knew what day decisions would start being sent out. Thanks :)