Unofficial update posted to website; they have interviewed everyone they plan to admit. Similar language to prior years.

Email only; no changes on app portal. Figured strong GPA justifies not taking GRE.

Not waitlist. Did anyone hear from DMSE? This year is much later than the previous year.

1.5 years of research, no GRE, no publications, 3 strong LORs, contacted POI beforehand

From the admissions portal: "Jan. 28 update: Our admissions committee has extended interview invitations to everyone we anticipate interviewing, and we have now received confirmation of receipt from all of them. We will most likely admit from this pool of applicants, but are not sending out final admissions decisions to the rest of the applicants in case the committee decides to extend interview invitations to a few more applicants. We expect to email final notifications to those who were not interviewed by March 1."

Liberal arts degree, two solid LORs, two glowing (one from a respected academic in my concentration). Three publications (including a textbook chapter), three presentations. Been in intermittent contact with POI, was even invited to tour his lab prior to application season. General rejection letter. Huge blow.

Organic

No GRE. Not surprised, but still disappointed.

Organic.

3 years of research, 3 industry positions, double major in mechE

Ignore the interview. I am wondering if anyone hear anything from MIT EECS (applied to EE)? It's so silent and I didn't receive any interview/anything.

Pchem track, GPA 4.08/4.30 , no GRE, 3 summer research (1 each summer, 2 at home university in Asia, 1 overseas), no publications, 2 posters and 2 presentations at local college student conferences, 3 year experience as tutor for first-year undergrad science course, 5 good LoR (1 from renowned professor in my field)

expected!

I received an email from the PI of my first choice

Disappointing but life goes on. Best of luck to those interviewing.