thatonegal

I won't even lie, I made this account specifically to ask this question, though I will be no means leave it at that--I think a community is important, and I'd be happy to be a part of it. I'm applying to graduate programs at the moment, and many of my applications are due December 1st. I just took my GRE. I've got a 163 on my verbal, but an abysmal 147 on my quantitative. I'm really bothered, over that. I'm applying to School Psychology PhD programs, mostly. I feel I'd have done better, but I contracted shingles a few weeks before the exam, in my eye. Even after the rash, the pain is nigh unbearable. If you've ever had it--I'm sorry. Beyond my GRE, I've a 3.84 GPA, am a McNair scholar, have volunteered with disabled children and worked in peer support for mentally ill individuals. I've been involved in research projects, received scholarships, graduated magna cum laude from my community college, and received a $500 grant. I am also scheduled for two presentations next semester. I've got strong recommendations letters, I'd think. I have a wonderful relationship with my mentors. So, real talk. What are my chances? It's too late to retake the test, for the bulk of my programs--and too expensive. What are my odds, here, for so much as an interview? Thanks for the time.