Steph93

To anyone who uses TGC results page to ask damn questions, I’m reporting you as spam. LMAO. ENOUGH ALREADY!

Hi @jamesmp! Would you mind PMing me your POI's name?  Thanks!

Got an email this Tuesday from Ohio State University (Clinical Psychology) to attend interviews, and today from the University of Florida  (also Clinical Psych) to attend interviews!

Got an email this Tuesday from Ohio State University (Clinical Psychology) to attend interviews, and today from the University of Florida  (also Clinical Psych) to attend interviews!

Would you please DM me your PI for Ohio State? I also got an interview at UF! Congratulations and good luck!! 

Got an email this Tuesday from Ohio State University (Clinical Psychology) to attend interviews, and today from the University of Florida  (also Clinical Psych) to attend interviews!

Hey Canadian here so can help! There's currently 1 English Canadian and 1 French Canadian schools that are accredited by the CPA for a full-fledged Neuropsychology program. These are York University and Université de Montréal. Both of them offer programs that ascertain that you will receive the clinical training to declare competency with the college of psychologist in that province (Ontario for York, Quebec for Montreal). As part of their programs, you will also receive general clinical training that allows you to also declare comptency as a clinical psychologist. As others have said, an important part of this is the internship at the end of your graduate studies where you will likely focus on neuropsychology. Going to a program that has a clinical neuropsychology stream indicates to those internship sites that you have the background training to be a competitive trainee (coursework, clinical skills, practicum training, etc). There are other clinical programs across Canada that also offer neuropsychology streams, but those are not yet accredited by the CPA.

For those of you inquiring about York, I received an invite to attend the Open House on Feb 16th to interview for the Clinical Developmental program. The email was sent by the POI last week. 
I also had a pre-interview via Skype with a POI at UVic back in early December, but haven't heard back from her since. I presume I didn't make her cut for a formal interview since they are next week. But, I was informed that I continue to be on a backup list for a possible second round of interviews. I am scheduling a meeting with my top-choice POI (who is not clinical faculty) for the end of next week when he knows if there are any remaining slots that are still open for interviews. He informed me that he is not hopeful he will be able to take a student (since the clinical faculty are given priority), but that if he is, I am one of his top two choices. Fingers crossed! 
Also applied to Concordia, but haven't heard a peep from them. I emailed the program coordinator, Kim Breux, and asked if all interview offers had already been sent, but she said that each faculty member will select students differently. My first choice POI informed me she is unable to take a student, but other faculty are still reviewing applications. This was 5 days ago. I am not sure if they have a deadline or how their interview process works, but if anyone else has heard from them, please message me! Thanks

@_kita Thanks! I'm still debating whether or not I should retake it, just because of my low verbal score. I don't know exactly where to look up the PhD student profiles. Most often, I can see the grad students for a program, but it doesn't normally show their background or CV. Also, a lot of the PhD programs offer a master's within the PhD that you complete by the end of your second year, so it seems almost unnecessary for me to go through the hassle of adding an extra 2 years and more loans to do a master's that I could complete within the PhD. 
I think my biggest concern is being taken out of the short stack of considerations or not even having my application looked at because of one score.