(ignore waitlist) To the post below who's applied to ME non-thesis, did you get waitlisted? I haven't heard anything back yet.

"Congratulations! Our admissions committee has enthusiastically recommended you for admission for fall 2021 to the Master of Engineering (MEng) degree program with a concentration in Advanced Energy Technology offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Fung Institute for Engineering Leadership at the University of California, Berkeley. The faculty admissions committee was impressed with your academic accomplishments, professional achievements, and potential for leadership."

Product Design concentration. Reached out to one professor and one current student, otherwise no interviews or contact between application submission and acceptance email. Very excited!

Bachelor's from reputed university. 2.5 yrs work ex at robotics department of an electronics company. rnAll the best guys!

I was accepted but will decline due to a better advisor match elsewhere. For future applicants, here are some relevant statistics from the visit days (keep in mind this is from a COVID year, so that might affect future statistics): - 48 / 506 admitted students (~9.5%) - 15 / 48 international (2 from Canada) - 13 / 48 have MS or equivalent (some obtained alongside the BS, some after) - 85-90% of admitted students accept the offer historically The undergraduate institutions of the incoming class are probably a lot more varied than people would think. If you're reading this in the future, good luck! I hope this was helpful.

Did anyone receive admits for Non-Thesis Program?

Got a decision in 2 weeks itself

Got an aid of 10K/semester with chosen advisor

Accepted, fully funded graduate researcher in H/T Energy Sciences w/ stipend. Have until April 15th to accept.

Received a $13k/annual scholarship

For those phd applicants who were notified by PI, have you guys received the offer from the department yet?

Anyone else getting a little nervous about when we're hearing back for masters? Seems like PhD rejections are still trickling in... how often do PhD applicants get accepted for masters?

TTBP: Bachelors in ME, 3.98/4.0, GRE(QVA) 164/162/4, no paper, research experience of nearly a year, two research internships, one semester exchange program in US, one industrial internship. No interview. Around 10 people recommended for admission in phd ME with all offers sent already.

No contact with any POI, just got admitted.

Any Idea when will they send out the admission decisions this year? They usually sent the decisions in late February. They are taking too long this year