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Yeah I did 5 of them on a prep course. Without any specific effort I used to score around the 60 th percentile so hopefully by the end of October I will have raised that score at least by a bit thank you again for your responses guys!

No this was quite helPful thanks for your response. I suppose our stats are pretty much similar since I am looking towards similar gres as well.so you gave a clear idea of whats going on. Thanks again

Hi guys, I know that creating topics like this is not ok but it appears that schools in the New England area are tougher to get in ( or at least thats what they claim) so I would really appreciate any help. I will be applying as an international student. I hold a B.A. in Psychology and a minor degree in Biology. My GPA is 2.96 but I believe my major GPA should be much higher than that. Moreover I have worked as a lab assistant for two of my professors, including experimental psychology and research methods in psychology courses. I have extensively worked with E-Prime software and SPSS statisics package. Concerning the biological component, my Biology minor contained one course in molecular biology, genetics and cellular and molecular neurobiology. I have also taken an introductory course in Psychopharmacology that is not under the Biology minor and one core course in Biopsychology. I will take the GRE(general test) in october along with the TOEFL and plan to apply to schools late November. If we suppose that i get an average gre score ( around the 70th precentile) which from these programs would accept me? Northeastern University - experimental psych phd program Umass Boston - DBS phd program BU- general psychology masters Brandeis University- general psychology masters All the programs are research oriented with the first two being my primary goal. I hope I didnt exhaust you guys, any help is welcome, thank you in advance