Heaven'sMaiden

I am currently waiting and hoping that I am taking out of the wait list. Ahhhh

I did want to point out that a low GRE score on the quantitative does not mean the end for stats. For example, I got a 145 and and I did amazing in a graduate level stats class (I even skipped the intro class and went straight into the hard stuff). I was expecting being asked about my scores but I think that because they saw I took graduate level stats and passed with an A that they didn't bother.

I would pick either b or c. I think I would stick to C because they are flexible with you going full time or part time.

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They usually let you know that you are wait listed. I was told about a week after the interview was done. I am still waiting and keeping my fingers crossed.

The University of Arizona has a good program. I work with a person who is in the school psy at the U of A.

Checking my mail is getting annoying. I check that thing like every hour to two hours. I want to move on with my life and either know that I am grad school bound or not. I am trying to be patient but it is hard.

I am in a similar situation. I have good research experience, good GPA, good letters, but bad GRE. I was recommended by the Clinical Ph.D coordinator to go for a masters and I am considering it because if I apply again and I don't make it in then I lose a year and have to work at my crappy job. If I finish my masters I prove that I can do graduate level work and I can also work within the field. I know that masters are cash cows and that there is not much funding but at least afterwards I would be able to work and gain experience ( at a job I like) and I figure that I can do research with the people in the masters to further prove myself. But this is just me.

Dead on.

I agree it sounds like you would be happy at # 1. Go where you will be happy doing what you do.

I applied to several Clinical Psychology programs and I was rejected because of low GRE scores. The only reason I know is because I contacted the various Psychology departments (the ones that answered) and they said it was my GRE . I was told that I was strong in research,GPA, and match by mentor but I need to pull up my GRE scores to the 70-80 percentile. I am retaking the GRE again and crossing my fingers.

I was waitlisted 2/10/2015 and hopeful that I will get in. I have seen some things work out for people and I hope that the same happens for me. Keeping my fingers crossed.

So, I am currently wait listed and I would love to hear success stories to brighten my mood. Thanks in advance.