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This... you'll never fool anyone whose been doing this for years, reading hundreds of applications. There are things your writers will talk about you had no idea they would.

i believe verbal comes first

"Why didnt i major in business" "Screw this, I'm getting an MSW"

ets paper 1: v-169; q-154 kaplan paper 1: v-167; q-157 ets paper 2: v-167 q-157 actual test: v-169; q-161 aw: ???

The PsyD programs wont much care about your type of publication. It is interesting, but when we refer to "publications," we're talking about in peer-reviewed academic journals. BUT that's neither here nor there, because PsyD's aren't generally research focused. Considerations though: GWU - You're stats are definitely competitive for GW; however, it is VERY expensive to attend and DC is one of the costliest cities in the US (rent for a one bedroom can get upwards of $1500-2500/month). It's apa match rate is also fairly low, with just 47% attaining an spa accredited internship. Not sure about in Mexico, but in several US states and the US military, that precludes licensure. Yeshiva - Ferkauf requires 70th percentile scores, check on what your scores bring you to. They're also pricey (what PsyD isn't?), but their match rate is impressive (~92%); they definitely are, IMHO, one of the top 5 PsyDs. Nova - You will get into nova, but if you heed any piece of advice anyone gives you throughout the pocess: DO NOT GO HERE. Their match rate is atrocious, their reputation is very negative, their cohort is very large, their faculty/staff/facilities are very unsupportive (just loo them up in some other forums), and their known for inflating the cost of their degrees by holding up people's dissertations (at least in the PhD). It is generally regarded as being just short of a diploma mill. You're stats are fairly good, look up all the acred. programs and see where else might interest you. Take a peek at Denver, Baylor, Rutgers, and Loyola Maryland. This website, http://psychologygradschool.weebly.com/choosing-a-program---c-20.html, has invaluable information about applying and evaluating school. Someone who was in our position wrote it! Good Luck!

Howdy everyone! Applying for Fall '14 to clinical programs! Intensely excited about possibly uprooting my S.O. to move halfway across the country. Terrified for the GRE this weekend, gathering the supply of transcripts (my U-grad doesn't charge, but lawd have mercy they are known for screwing up transcript requests), and generally putting everything else in my life on hold. Interested broadly in eating disorders and obesity, specifically in developing novel interventions in the treatment of obesity. bonne chance!