Knew a rejection was coming since I did not get any interviews. I emailed the person to ask about MS consideration and they said that MS decisions will be out in the next few weeks BUT you'll only be notified if you get in. Whoever is reading this, I hope you give yourself credit for applying in the first place and overcoming Imposter Syndrome. This year seems to be a very competitive cycle everywhere with more students applying and less funding available due to Covid, so keep that in mind!

For those who got admitted to ME PhD program, have you received any emails regarding the virtual visit day? Could you share when the visit day is? Thanks!

To the PGSP-Stanford poster below, congrats!!! When did you interview?

I had not received a decision yet so I reached out to the department. They responded saying there was a glitch in the system and would get my decision shortly. Then they sent me my rejection (dated March 1).

Ttpb: mid March is what they have specified in the website.

Any idea on when are the decisions for Stanford University - Mechanical (Masters) gonna be announced?

Still waiting to hear back after interviewing. Seems like a long time..

AE undergrad, three years of work experience (some of which devoted to EE topics), and three internships during undergrad, but lacking serious research, no publications, and was not my field of study during undergrad.

Has anyone reached out to the admissions office yet? I am curious if results are still pending, or if it is safe to assume we're on some sort of waitlsit and rejections will be coming soon.

Heavy undergrad research (+2yrs), strong recs, and outside sources. Env. eng. track

Applied to PhD, admitted to Environmental Engineering Masters. No GRE, 3 years research experience, and frequent contact with faculty.