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  1. I was accepted on 4/18 after interviewing on 4/11. I bugged them a lot about the interview (I was originally invited on 3/1, but couldn't make it) because NYU was waiting on me to decide. But I was told the same thing, OML director interviews everyone. Apparently the cohort is only 25 people max, so I guess it makes sense. I am not sure I have much to offer, except to say they are working, albeit very, very slowly. good luck!
  2. I left message yesterday and did not hear back. Called again this morning and the woman on the other end said, "Oh, we've released more dates... I am not sure why you wouldn't have heard. I think most have passed, but we have tomorrow available." Tomorrow! I have a job and see patients, I can't just cancel with a day's notice! So frustrated with them. I was accepted to NYU, but REALLY don't want to spend that much $$$, even with $15k, it's still more for 1 year than Hunter is for 2. They re supposed to email a link with more dates/times.
  3. So frustrated. Was offered an interview for 3/1 but I wasn’t available and they said I’d hear back to reschedule. Nothing in a week so I emailed last Thursday. Still nothing. I was able to get an extension for making a decision at NYU, but l’m just tapping my foot waiting for Hunter. Ugh.
  4. Oh, I agree there are definitely advantages, I was just offering for comparison.
  5. I can definitely relate! This is my third round applying and I am quite a few years older than you. If I start NOW I will finish when I am 45. I have been accepted to 2 partially-funded PhD programs so far and can't decide what to do. Do I give up 4 years of income and spend an extra $100k+ on top of my already large student loan debt to... make basically the same money I can in my current situation? Sure, I'd be "following my dream," but is my dream worth that much money, really? I've been going back-and-forth all over the place. I also applied to MSW programs because I moved to NYC after my master's that leads to an MFT. MFTs don't have anywhere near the same number of opportunities in NY as in CA, they love MSWs here. So I could do that and just work clinically. Or I could pursue a career in research, which is what I am doing now. Anyway, this isn't helping you, but know you are not alone. I have started going through the things that matter to me: money spent, income lost, expected salary, location, research opportunity, job opportunities, match with students, career goals, etc. and weighing each item. What things are MOST important to me? Once I have finished, I will add everything up and hope it helps me make a decision. Good luck figuring it out and let us know what you decide!
  6. I personally wouldn’t this early. The POI isn’t going to forget to tell you if you do get accepted and the person ahead of you does have until 4/15. I’ve been on 3 waiting lists in past years and I feel like I was told immediately (within a day or so) of when they knew I wouldn’t get in. Maybe if you haven’t heard anything by EOM? Side note: if you haven’t done a “where am I on the list?” email, that’s an option, depending how the waitlist was offered (I know some give info up front). It sucks. It’s a waiting game for everyone, schools and students alike. ?
  7. Sorry for the delay (and double posting), but I applied prior to deadline. I think 1/18
  8. Maybe it depends on the “method” to which you applied?
  9. Just got an email to interview for 2 year (OML) track for 3/1. I requested an alternate date.
  10. School: St. John’s University Type: Phd Clinical Psychology Date of invite: 2/8 Type of invite: email Interview date(s): 2/28
  11. I can say in NY, MSW is definitely more respected and opens more doors. I was a pre-licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) in CA, and have found opportunities for anything other than LM/CSW to be severely lacking.
  12. Not guaranteed, but likely. Some schools send a second round if interviews are turned down by 1st round. Oftentimes though, they’ll send a waitlist email to that effect.
  13. Feeling pretty confident FDU and Adelphi are done as they were both mass emails. St. John’s didn’t send out until 2/6 last year. I didn’t get an interview at FDU (a little shocked tbh), but at Adelphi, I listed JG and JM as POIs of interest in my SOP
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