Has anyone heard back from Princeton University Graduate School till now?

I was not expecting this at all. Recruitment weekend/interviews Feb 27-28.

Skype interview. 3.8 GPA, double major, ave GRE, 3 years undergrad research, no pub, 4 presentations, national academic competition, a good internship

Skype interview. 3.8 GPA, double major, ave GRE, 3 years undergrad research, no pub, 4 presentations, national academic competition, a good internship

To the posters below: I too received an email from a few professors and the committee informing me I have been made an offer and that official documents would be sent to me within the week. I still have not received anything either. Hope this offers some consolation!

Came 6 weeks after submitting the application before the official due date

To poster below: No have not received anything from the school itself but same is the case with other schools for me as well. Just a formality and not anything worry about from what I've heard!

Question: has anyone gotten their official acceptance letter yet? Got recommended for admission from the grad committee a little over a week ago and was told I would receive more information within the week. Thanks in advance!

Interviewed with faculty 5 days before being accepted. Chemical Biology track.

Average GPA and GRE scores (slightly above average quantitative and writing). 3 years of research experience, two manuscripts in writing (one first author). One talk at a regional ACS meeting. 3 great letters of recommendation.

Contacted via email and asked if I was available for a phone call from graduate admissions team. Spoke on the phone that day and got accepted. Very surprised since it was only one week after the admissions deadline!

ok GPA, decent GRE, poor GRE sub, one pub, one poster

2 years of research experience, 3 strong letters of recommendation, no publications, undergrad results not fantastic either. I think it is most important to speak with faculty face to face before admissions so that they know you better as a person.