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Yes, some of them are overlapping- my research started my sophomore year and I've worked in two labs every semester since (excluding the one when I studied abroad). I was indeed the principal investigator for that project. Thanks for the advice! Do you feel like I need to have more clinically aimed experience? That's what I've been worried about.

Hey, I'm looking to apply to a clinical psych program for the fall of 2014, so I have a little bit of time to bolster my resume. I have a 3.8 GPA at the (resonably prestigious) honors college of a not very prestigious state university, 3.9 within major GPA. Double majoring in psychology and sociology with a statistics minor. I haven't done the GREs yet but I'm a really good standardized tester so I'm reasonably confident there. Other stuff: -2 years experience in a social psych lab doing economics type work -just started research in a child development lab -1 year experience in school psychology lab (left this position at the end of my sophomore year) -studied abroad Fall 2012, near fluent in Spanish, volunteered as children's English tutor while there -won a research grant for my social psych lab work -just won sociology departmental award -can expect good letters of rec So 1) do I have a reasonable chance of making it into a clinical psych program? I can't stop stressing about how competitive they are. And 2) what can I do to bolster my application?