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Anne436

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  1. I applied to: Bowling Green (accepted) Central Michigan (accepted) Portland State (phone interview) Clemson (phone interview) South Florida UConn UHouston Kansas State DePaul Purdue
  2. Just so everyone knows...I have officially been accepted to two schools, one of which is my first choice. So, needless to say, the typo didn't matter! Yippee!
  3. Hi all, I am applying to PhD programs in I/O psychology, and just finished all of my applications. However, after reviewing my statements today, I realized that I submitted it to a couple different schools with a sentence as follows: "...to ensure that their employees were as satisfied and comfortable, thus ultimately increasing the company’s overall productivity." I meant to say "were as satisfied and comfortable as possible"! If only the "as" were omitted, my sentence would still make sense. I feel that the rest of my statement is very strong, and I have a great deal of research experience, a 4.00 GPA, and a 1260 GRE score. Even with all of that, though, do you think that this typo will make them not take my personal statement/application seriously? I don't want all of my hard work to go to waste because of this stupid error! I am not sure if I should try and submit a new version of my statement with this corrected, or if I should just leave it alone.
  4. Hi all, I am applying to PhD programs in I/O, and just finished all of my applications. However, after reviewing my statements today, I realized that I submitted it to a couple different schools with a sentence as follows: "...to ensure that their employees were as satisfied and comfortable, thus ultimately increasing the company’s overall productivity." I meant to say "were as satisfied and comfortable as possible"! If only the "as" were omitted, my sentence would still make sense. I feel that the rest of my statement is very strong, and I have a great deal of research experience, a 4.00 GPA, and a 1260 GRE score. Even with all of that, though, do you think that this typo will make them not take my personal statement/application seriously? I don't want all of my hard work to go to waste because of this stupid error! I am not sure if I should try and submit a new version of my statement with this corrected, or if I should just leave it alone. Advice?!?
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