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Hi, I'm worried about a similar issue. Have you asked faculty in your current masters program if this has ever happened before? I've heard it doesn't matter, but you may have to re-do your thesis or an equivalent project.

Is it typical for most phd programs in psych to give you a bit more money after you've completed your masters or finished your candidacy exam?

I called Pitt last week and she said they were calling people this week.

Things that are depressing for 500, Alex.

I was accepted without an interview as well, but they also invited me up to visit and answer questions in person. Are you not planning to visit the school/did they not extend that offer?

Could the person accepted to WashU's developmental psychology program message me their POI? Thanks!

Social and developmental don't *always* do interviews. I just got accepted without one.

Yeah, I think they're only just now getting to the non-clinical areas. I applied there for developmental and just heard back.

"You only need one"

Anyone heard from Notre Dame or WUSTL?

I click the "check status of your graduate application" link on the psych application page, then log in, scroll down and then go to application status. Then a new page pops up and you can see your status and all the application materials they have, if you click that option.

When I check on my application status, the website says "in review" so I guess that's better than "rejected" ?

Has anyone heard from OSU's developmental program?