Sparkybob

I did get an interview from Ohio. Not sure if others did as well.

Hi, Just from my history, I was able to get into a couple of master's program in I/O with no research experience at all so you are better off than me in that regard. If I were you I would look to take more stat heavy courses (if you haven't already) to show schools you have a strong background in it to offset lack of I/0 courses. Going straight from undergraduate to PHD is a tough road so if you have the financial ability, getting a masters won't be a bad idea. Gives you more ideas on if you really want to study I/O psych full time or not. Good luck!

I have heard back on no official rejections so far (though I think I did not make it for Georgia and Texas A&M) but got 2 interview request so far from Ohio and Tulsa. Still got: Clemson Central Michigan Wayne State (Though I think this is a rejection, my last recommendation still has not be handed in and I have seen other people got accepted) Colorado State DePaul. Just seems our field likes to take their time for interviews

Can the applicants who received interviews from U.G.A DM me the advisers initials? Much appreciated.

Sorry for the double post but just heard back from Ohio Athens and got an interview! I was just hoping for 1 interview this cycle so I am glad I reached that goal! Best of luck to everyone else.

Thanks wish you the best. They aren't my top choice but in I/O psych you can't be too picky. I am still waiting for one of my professor to send a recommendation for a school that had it's deadline on December 1st...

I received an email from Tulsa saying I made it pass the initial cut. 21 out of the 38 applicants passed the initial hurdle. So finally some fringe good news!

My schools were Ohio Wayne State Colorado State Central Michigan University DePaul Clemson Texas A&M Tulsa Georgia Interested in work-family conflict and teamwork. Good luck!

Hello all. Just wanted to give my fellow I/O PHD applicants some good thoughts as I am also applying this cycle. I have only talked to 2 faculty members but I heard that the University of Georgia's program is undergoing some changes and they probably will take less students this cycle which sucks.