Has anyone heard from ME MEng (non-thesis)?

In my last year of a BS Mechanical Engineering. 2.5 years of research

Had M.S. in Aero engineering coming in, Graduate GPA: 3.93. Seems to be a really early decision and still waiting on a funding decision now.

I have received an email that informed me to submit a video interview. I am preparing for that. Good luck everyone.

I regret to inform you that the Graduate Admissions Committee is unable to offer you admission for graduate study. Your credentials received careful consideration before this decision was made. Thank you for your interest in graduate study at New York University and we appreciate your time and effort invested in applying. I wish you the best of luck in your future academic plans.

Any people applying for mechanical engineering PhD program received interviews for comittee or POI?? Didn't hear back anything yet. .

Oh forgot to say the date. Applied 15 in Dec.

GPA : above 3.8/4.0 for BS, MS Work exp. : 3 yrs with related to major Pub. : 2 for 1st, 2nd author each POI said committee classified one of top tiers in applicants

TTPB: I'm a physics PhD applicant but my portal also lists a perm number. I can't recall if it was there previously, but I haven't had any communication with my department so it's probably allotted to all applicants.

The application portal show 'perm number' . Is this allotted to every applicants or does it has something to do with acceptance?? Thank you

To the post below: When have you applied to UCSD? May I know your profile (GPA, work ex, publications, etc)?

Yeah, his initial is S.S. Finishied interview with good mood. He was really kind. I spent valuable time :)

Interviewed early January with fluids faculty. My GPA is pretty good for attending a rigorous & competitive undergraduate program (no where a near a 4.0 lol). I was a community college transfer. I did not report my GRE scores on my application (nothing stellar). I have one third author publication in a high impact journal pending. I've had two industry internships and conducted research at a national lab. I noticed the national lab I worked hires people from many different schools (including many that I've never heard of). I think fit is the most important thing for grad school. In the grand scheme of things I think what matters more is your personal effort and attitude.

ttpb: Gand phati padi hai vroo

To the post below: When have you applied to UCSD? May I know your profile (GPA, work ex, publications, etc)?

Got an interview appointment with my POI. Only one day to prepare my interview TT.

Happy to receive this offer email!

I am dancing rn.