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Hi all! Attempting the application cycle for a second time this year.. *DEEP BREATH*! I'm applying to Clinical Psychology Ph.D. programs with a Child focus, with POIs researching child maltreatment/family violence/risk and resilience factors. I'm not a great standardized test taker, especially one that gives you less than 2 minutes to answer every question (AHEM. GRE). My GRE Quant score last year was bad, and when applying I knew I was taking a gamble. Scores were: V 155, Q 147, AW: 4.0. I re-took the GRE this summer and scored: V 154, Q 155, AW: 5.0. I'm really proud of my percentile increases for Q (26th to 58th) and AW (59th to 92nd) but unfortunately dropping that one point for V brought me from 69th percentile to 65th. Here's where I need some advice: I'm planning on re-applying to some of the same schools as I applied to last year, in addition to some new schools I've never applied to before. Re: the schools I'm applying to for a second time: Should I opt for the Score Select option and send the schools my scores from both of the test dates in order to show them my improvement from my application last year? And re: the schools I'm applying to for the first time: Should I just send my most recent (mostly better, minus the V 1 point/4% drop) scores? Or should I send both test dates' scores? I want them to see that I've scored in the 69th percentile on Verbal, but also that the scores for Q and AW for my second test improved. AH! Please give me some advice lol. I have two apps due 11/15 and the rest are December dates. Thank you!

Has anyone heard anything from St. John’s University Clinical Ph.D. or the University of Denver Clinical Ph.D.?

Has anyone heard anything from St. John’s University Clinical Ph.D. or the University of Denver Clinical Ph.D.?

Me too, please!

Me too, please!

I would really appreciate this too!

Yes! These next two weeks are going to be crazy

Might as well jump right in! Me too, please.