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Being Waitlisted is difficult (I know it's my only chance to get into grad school at this point), but don't take it personally. If they are your top choice it is definitely worth waiting it out.

Yes it means Director of Clinical Training. I interviewed at Denver, some bullet point thoughts: Programs strengths are definitely practice oriented; all activities leading up to POI interview basically talked about all the practicum opportunities and diversity. Denver (and surrounding cities) is(are) saturated with psychologist, while negative if you want to practice/live there after grad school it is positive if you are looking for practicum sites with supervision. Full funding is rare, expect a good amount of loans. Financial aid session was pretty blunt about this. However if you are flexible and able to work in a lab in the psych department, you may get full funding (as stated by current students). I had an amazing experience with my POI, but some other interviewee's said they had tense/awkward interviews were they got grilled. Did not get a good feel for student community, saw some during the day but most seemed stand offish and rarely saw more than 2 talking together. (side note: flew in late so did not attend social night before). They had an open bar for the reception