Did any international applicant get a notification regarding admission status?

Admitted with departmental fellowship for 1 year.

Got it. Thanks for the reply and Congrats!

To person asking: I'm coming in with a ME undergrad degree. Two internships including a MIT summer research and a co-op at an aerospace manufacturing company. Also had an aerospace related undergrad project. Received an admission email letter before the oficial update at the application website two days later.

Funding details were not included in the acceptance mail. Is anyone having a similar admit?

To those who got accepted to MAE and invited for the open house day, how many faculty members/groups are you planning to meet during the open house day?

To the person below(Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering), how was your academic background? Have you done a master's/internship? Did you get funding? I applied in October but haven't heard from them yet. Did they tell you to check your portal for admission decision? I don't have a master's, applied straight after my undergrad.

Applied by Dec. 29, received letter of admission on Jan. 27. No interviews.

Has anyone heard from the Aerospace and Mechanical Ph.D. program yet? When will they start notifying students or have they done that already? Anyone got in?

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

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 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.

Unofficial notification email from Director of Graduate Studies; official offer to come in one or two weeks

Did anyone receive decisions for the biomechanics/biomaterial track?

Had an interview earlier this month. Received an email today!

Initially contacted Dec 23rd for an interview on Jan 6th (materials track). Basically they said they wanted to see if I was a good fit as the department is small and they have limited spots available. Received an email today that I was accepted. To give an idea of the stats that got me in: GPA was 3.68/4.00 in physics from an elite LAC. Didn't take the GRE. Had one publication as first author in a well regarded astronomy/astrophysics journal and one as a co-author in a conference proceeding. Research experience consisted of two summers in college (one at my college with one of my profs and another in an REU program), a failed senior thesis, and one and a half years (as of application submission) working in industry. Congrats to all those accepted and good luck to those still waiting to hear back!

ttpb: Take the result with a grain of salt when poster status is "O". A lot of scammers around here lately.

ttpb: did you any receive the email from the department? Or just wondering how did you know the result?