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Anyone heard from Catholic University? If so, who was your POI? Thanks!!

Makes sense. Luckily, most professors now post online if they're accepting students or not. I think I only needed to email about 2 or 3 this time around..so that makes it easier at least.

I don't think the way a potential mentor responds to an email should affect your opinion of them. I say this because I applied for PhD programs in 2011 and emailed someone from Catholic University about accepting students for the Fall of 2012. He responded weeks later and in an extremely curt manner. I thought, "What a jerk!". Well, I didn't get accepted to their PhD program then, but I did get my MA from there and that same professor was my mentor. And I loved him! Absolutely love him. Dropping a school from my list because of that would have changed the whole course of my career. Now I'm applying to work with him again as a PhD student. I don't know, I think emails are tricky. And it's not worth putting that much weight on them. You're not going to get accepted because you sent an email or didn't send an email. I mean..come on.

Clinical PhD and PsyD programs with a focus on preventing suicide among high-risk populations (military, incarcerated juvenile offenders). 1. The Catholic University of America 2. Florida State University 3. University of Utah 4. Florida International University 5. University of Southern Mississippi 6. Eastern Tennessee State University 7. Oklahoma State University 8. Rutgers University 9. Case Western 10. George Mason University 11. The PGSP-Stanford PsyD Consortium 12. Washington University in St. Louis 13. Loyola University in Maryland (PsyD)