Received an e-mail invitation for a week of meetings and interviews with faculty and grad students starting on February 8th.

Unofficial

Interview w/ poi, saying results will come out late February

Does anyone know any update from Princeton hep-th/ gr-qc?

TTPB: I wonder if you know any other people got the interview as well, especially from other fields i.e. CMT, CME etc. Also, may I ask how was the interview conducted, and what was your overall experience in it? Were you interviewed by the same prof as the one you mentioned in ur SOP? Did you apply to predoc as well? Thanks.

Just saw a post on EJMR of interview invitation. Does anyone know what's going on?

TTPB: at this point, more likely than not :(

Is it a Reject if I havent already heard back yet?

Among the people who got acceptance mails, is there any international applicant who received the mail?

I received an email from graduate admissions for the MolBio department saying admission decisions will be sent out in the first two weeks of March. For anyone that has already heard back how did this process work and what were the interview dates?

pleasantly surprised!

HEP-exp

Had an informal interview/research discussion at the beginning of January, email notification from the Director of Graduate Studies on 1/25; formal offer should be from the university in 1-2 weeks

TTPB, AFAIK there are interviews for shortlisted applicants. Better to wait or contact them. Good luck!

To the poster below: Congrats on your interview! I didn't know Princeton did interviews ( I thought it was direct admit from my discussion with a POI), but now I am nervous since I didn't get an invite

ttpb asking about biomechanics/biomaterial. No I have not heard anything from that track either. I think biomechanics/biomaterial is a part of material if I'm not mistaking.

TTPB: I applied to Harvard, Caltech, and Princeton for hep-th or equivalent, and I too have not received anything from them. At least for the people who said they were contacted by these universities and posted their subfields, it seems most of them are experimental, or astrophysics. Let's hope for the best.