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Hey! I'm not sure which program you are applying to, but there is a really great post on Student Doctor Network on when interview invitations went out for each school last year for Clinical and Counseling programs. Here is the link to the post: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/2012-2013-official-psychology-phd-psyd-interview-invite-thread.965257/ Hope it helps with your anxiety!

Congratulations! I finished applying at the end of November...I mistakingly believed that after having all of my applications and LoRs submitted that I'd feel RELIEVED. Unfortunately, the "waiting game" for interviews is just as stressful! And I agree about not looking into previously submitted SOPs...nothing good can come of it!

I am currently enrolled in the Princeton Review LiveOnline GRE course. I, like yourself, wanted to enroll in an in-person GRE prep course. Unfortunately, no one else on my campus shared my desire, and due to low enrollment, the in-person class was cancelled. I was not thrilled about taking an online course, but I decided to give it a chance. I'm glad I did! Students definitely have an opportunity to ask questions, whether through the use of a microphone, or by typing out a question. My instructor stops right away when she notices a question was asked. The teacher also 'calls on' students to answer questions, which I find to be very engaging. If you have a question while completing homework during the week, you can even e-mail your instructor. The course teaches you awesome shortcuts and quick methods to getting the answers, and I have personally seen an improvement within my performance after a few weeks. While it is pretty pricy, I would say that it is worth the money!