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Not yet! (alberta here)

would this mean that some of those initially awarded a fellowship may receive a CGS? (sorry if this is a silly question, just clarifying!)

I contacted my university and have been informed that I have been awarded either the CGS or SSHRC Fellowship (although they weren't clear on which one). Can someone please explain the difference between these two awards? I'm trying to figure out which I may be getting. Online it seemed to be based upon the number of months you've been enrolled in graduate studies? I got that from the part of the website that says "SSHRC determines the value and duration of an award based on the number of months of full-time study (or equivalent) the applicant will have completed by December 31 of the year of application."

Hi Everyone! Previously, I applied to several clinical psych programs and I did not make the cut. I have since completed a Master's of Science in School Psychology hoping to increase my chances at a doctoral degree. I am still debating between pursuing a doctorate in school psychology or in clinical psych, but I am interested in these programs. I would love to hear anything that you could share with me about them (and my chances of being accepted to them): University of Kentucky - School Psychology and Clinical University of Louisville - Clinical Psychology University of Connecticut - School Psychology Loyola - School Psychology East Carolina U - Paediatric School Psych San Diego State - clinical DePaul - Clinical Notre Dame - Clinical University of Pittsburgh - clinical Vanderbilt - Clinical University of Houston - Clinical Here are my stats: 3.97 Master's GPA 3.3 Undergrad GPA (although 3.9 in final 2 years) GRE (161, 155, 3.5) (V/Q/A) 4 conference presentations 3 RA positions 0 publications relevant work experience Any thoughts? Any feedback at this stage in the game would be incredibly helpful. Thanks!!

Can someone give me some insight as to what the salary profile of a school psychologist looks like? I'm interested in what I can expect to be earning a) right after graduation, mid career, and c) late career. Are there extra qualifications/specializations that you can get to increase pay? Preferably in canada

Some have already given out acceptances, yes. I interviewed Friday Feb. 14th and was told I will hear back by this Friday (no word for me yet)

same here please

so what CAN you do after your ph.d at a non-accredited program?

what would happen if you were to attend a Non-CPA accredited program. How severely would that impact you?

i'm quite concerned. I think I just realized that Calgary's School and Applied Child Psychology program is NOT CPA accredited...can anyone confirm this?

Same with me please, I interviewed on the 13th but haven't had any news yet.

Can the person who had received an acceptance (at OISE SCCP) from their POI on the phone today please PM me their supervisor? I interviewed on February 13th but have not received any news yet.

Lakehead clinical?

I see another Idaho State University rejection...still no one has an interview invite to report?

I'm hoping you're right!! I'm nervous i'll get my letter in the mail tomorrow! But fingers crossed for an interview

Has anyone got an interview at Idaho State? I saw that someone posted that they were given a rejection letter in the mail. I haven't seen anyone post about an interview though, and I find it odd that they would reject people before extending interviews....

Whoever posted that they got an interview for Wisconsin-Madison: any idea if they are still extending invites?

The wait is brutal!

anyone heard from wisconsin-madison, syracuse, or idaho state?

so strange, I wonder why they do that?

Hey everyone!! I'm just really excited about this program so I was wondering if there are any fellow applicants out there! You can use this thread to post whenever you hear anything from the admissions committee and/or your POI. Good luck another question though: anyone know how difficult it is to get accepted to their Ph.D program after finishing the MA? That seems to be the one downfall, it isn't guaranteed!

Anyone know if the University of Louisville Clinical Psychology Interview Invite email was a mass list, or individual? I haven't got one yet so I'm wondering if I should still be hopeful...

Whoever reported that they were given an interview invite from Oklahoma State Clinical Psychology on Dec. 19th, do you mind sharing who your POI is? I applied as well but have not received one; however, I have not been given a rejection yet either...

I applied to 6 programs in the U. S and only 1/6 requires proof of being able to afford it before getting accepted. I also read that some of them will waive your tuition as well as provide TA positions. I think it does just depend on the school. Other things to consider: often the cost of living is less in many areas of the U. S when compared to Canada (not always though).

i'm canadian and I applied to 12 schools total...some in canada, some in USA. If i get into american schools I'll be hoping to get a fellowship and an entrance scholarship to help cover the cost. I'll probably end up getting a loan as well, but with the career at the end of the tunnel it will be able to be paid off relatively quickly