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Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) Thermal-fluid systems concentration. Two conference proceedings and undergrad research experience at Georgia Tech(Exchange Program) and Los Alamos National Lab. Unofficial straight offer without interview from ME Grad Office as same as below.
Added on February 16, 2021
Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) Updated: Okay guys the news is if any one received their decision on 16 Feb amount to high percent of acceptances. if you did not received anything, i feel be prepared for a rejection. There will be few more acceptances but they will be very few. So major chunk will be sure shot rejection. Unfortunately it is what it is. stay safe.
Added on February 16, 2021
Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) Okay guys the news is if any one received their decision on 12 feb amount to high percent of acceptances. if you did not received anything, i feel be prepared for a rejection. There will be few more acceptances but they will be very few. So major chunk will be sure shot rejection. Unfortunately it is what it is. stay safe.
Added on February 16, 2021
Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) I emailed the MechE grad admin staff. They said the following: Some decisions have been made, but we hope to have decisions for all applicants in the next week or so. You will receive a notification via email at that time.
Added on February 16, 2021
Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) ttpb: I checked the previous years posts on this website (they're on page 4/5 right now) for MechE masters. Although I suppose it's possible that people didn't report the correct dates.
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Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) ttpb: How did you come to that conclusion? Based on previous trends, PhD/MS decisions are released first, then terminal MS decisions are released after. Regardless, both are released in waves.
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Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) ttpb: last year, people were accepted on the 10th, 11th, 19th and 24th, with some asking in between about whether a second wave of acceptances would be released. Not that history has to repeat itself, but that suggests that there will be more acceptances to come (hopefully, for you and me!)
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Social And Engineering Systems (SES), PhD (F21), Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) TTPB: So I asked them and they said that they are still in review process and more interviews will be sent out. Could you share more info in the interview invite? Are interview invites only sent to those admitted students?
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Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) TTPB No need to think that much. If you have a good profile just think that you did it without MIT and on your own. Do not let one institution define you as you'll be what you are. Additionally, systems can be unfair. I have 7 journal articles and several conferences. Medals and all but I come from a low-rank uni from not so developed country, and my master is in the US is also not from a renowned university. Professors there all have education from best Unis from undergrad to Ph.D. They don't want bad bread in there. They like people from where they are coming from. This is what we would like. Don't we?
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Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT) TTPB: I know how you feel man, I am in the same situation. Reapplied this year after getting relevant work exp with a strong LOR, rlly strong and improved LORs from undergrad profs at a top 30 uni in the world, decent research experience, a few notable awards, decent stats, took the GRE twice and got a good score then it became not required... At the end of the day, they will always find someone who has better stats/experience or is a better fit, its MIT lol, don't beat yourself up about it. You tried your best and that's what matters, and I am sure you will succeed either way. What I've learnt is to not get too attached to something. Best of luck in your future decisions and career. Congrats to those accepted!! :)
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