PsyDuck90

Yes, I think anything directly related to application status reporting (interview invites, rejections, and waitlists) would be appropriate for this thread. I just don't want people spamming it with POI requests and chitchat, which just ramps up everyone's anxiety. 

Yes, I think anything directly related to application status reporting (interview invites, rejections, and waitlists) would be appropriate for this thread. I just don't want people spamming it with POI requests and chitchat, which just ramps up everyone's anxiety. 

It's technically not a laptop, but I love my Microsoft Surface Pro. It functions like a laptop but can also be a tablet (which is nice for reading journal articles). There is a Surface laptop that is supposed to also be great, but they're more expensive. I have an older model Pro and it can run SPSS and do everything that I need it to do. It's also lightweight so easy to carry around wherever. 

MOD NOTE
Just a reminder to all: please do not post requests for POIs on this thread. This thread is only for posting interview invitations. Posts simply requesting for POIs will be removed. 
Edit: I have moved all none interview notifications to the general Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD thread found here. Please relegate any conversations about anxiety/general conversations/etc to that thread.
Thank you. 

MOD NOTE
Just a reminder to all: please do not post requests for POIs on this thread. This thread is only for posting interview invitations. Posts simply requesting for POIs will be removed. 
Edit: I have moved all none interview notifications to the general Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD thread found here. Please relegate any conversations about anxiety/general conversations/etc to that thread.
Thank you. 

MOD NOTE
Just a reminder to all: please do not post requests for POIs on this thread. This thread is only for posting interview invitations. Posts simply requesting for POIs will be removed. 
Edit: I have moved all none interview notifications to the general Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD thread found here. Please relegate any conversations about anxiety/general conversations/etc to that thread.
Thank you. 

@everyone can we pleeeeaasseeeee stop using this thread to chat! It's driving me nuts. There are tons of other threads to use for questions or clarifications about apps/etc. I've debated even posting this comment because now I'm part of the problem ? 

MOD NOTE
Just a reminder to all: please do not post requests for POIs on this thread. This thread is only for posting interview invitations. Posts simply requesting for POIs will be removed. 
Edit: I have moved all none interview notifications to the general Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD thread found here. Please relegate any conversations about anxiety/general conversations/etc to that thread.
Thank you. 

MOD NOTE
Just a reminder to all: please do not post requests for POIs on this thread. This thread is only for posting interview invitations. Posts simply requesting for POIs will be removed. 
Edit: I have moved all none interview notifications to the general Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD thread found here. Please relegate any conversations about anxiety/general conversations/etc to that thread.
Thank you. 

Both of these programs have an insane amount of debt attached to them, especially Adler. Before doing my research, I applied to Adler and was accepted after turning down an interview. It appears they are for-profit. Also, if you want to specialize in neuro, getting an internship may be hard from these programs. Their match statistics are very low. Adler also has INSANELY large cohorts (more than 50 people) so individualized training is unlikely. I would check Student Doctor Network and do a forum search for many discussions had about these two programs. 
Good luck in you endeavors!

I have pinned this post for the time being to minimize people starting a million others. As higaisha said, please keep the thread organized. Utilize DM if you are curious of a certain POI, but please respect people's right to not disclose that information. 

I have pinned this post for the time being to minimize people starting a million others. As higaisha said, please keep the thread organized. Utilize DM if you are curious of a certain POI, but please respect people's right to not disclose that information. 

I have pinned this post for the time being to minimize people starting a million others. As higaisha said, please keep the thread organized. Utilize DM if you are curious of a certain POI, but please respect people's right to not disclose that information. 

I have pinned this post for the time being to minimize people starting a million others. As higaisha said, please keep the thread organized. Utilize DM if you are curious of a certain POI, but please respect people's right to not disclose that information. 

I have pinned this post for the time being to minimize people starting a million others. As higaisha said, please keep the thread organized. Utilize DM if you are curious of a certain POI, but please respect people's right to not disclose that information. 

Results page is always a shitstorm lol, hopefully we keep this thread nice and tidy  

I think part of the uptick in applications is people that threw applications in due to economic instability. Whenever the job market sucks, people flock back to school. Those who are throwing their hat in the ring because "why not" are usually not going to be the ones who frequent grad admissions forums. They are also usually not those who have spent years refining their application package to make themselves the most competitive. Also, apps were just submitted, so things usually get more active as interview invites and offers start rolling in. 

I just wanted to wish you all the best of luck! You are all capable and intelligent individuals, and you will end up where you're supposed to be. As a 3rd year now, I still remember the stress and anxiety of submitting applications and waiting to hear back and the feelings of sadness and failure when I didn't get interview offers. I ended up getting 1 interview, which led to 1 acceptance. The program I'm in now wasn't originally my 1st choice, but looking back, I am so happy with where I am and the opportunities I've had throughout this experience. It's a rollercoaster for sure. But remember, all you need is 1.
The coping skills you develop now will be helpful in the years to come, as the anxiety about program interviews will be replaced by anxieties regarding externship applications, internship applications, and postdoc applications. I say this not to scare you, but to remind you to be kind to yourself as you are about to embark on a long, challenging, but incredibly rewarding journey. You'll all do great ❤. 

I just wanted to wish you all the best of luck! You are all capable and intelligent individuals, and you will end up where you're supposed to be. As a 3rd year now, I still remember the stress and anxiety of submitting applications and waiting to hear back and the feelings of sadness and failure when I didn't get interview offers. I ended up getting 1 interview, which led to 1 acceptance. The program I'm in now wasn't originally my 1st choice, but looking back, I am so happy with where I am and the opportunities I've had throughout this experience. It's a rollercoaster for sure. But remember, all you need is 1.
The coping skills you develop now will be helpful in the years to come, as the anxiety about program interviews will be replaced by anxieties regarding externship applications, internship applications, and postdoc applications. I say this not to scare you, but to remind you to be kind to yourself as you are about to embark on a long, challenging, but incredibly rewarding journey. You'll all do great ❤. 

I just wanted to wish you all the best of luck! You are all capable and intelligent individuals, and you will end up where you're supposed to be. As a 3rd year now, I still remember the stress and anxiety of submitting applications and waiting to hear back and the feelings of sadness and failure when I didn't get interview offers. I ended up getting 1 interview, which led to 1 acceptance. The program I'm in now wasn't originally my 1st choice, but looking back, I am so happy with where I am and the opportunities I've had throughout this experience. It's a rollercoaster for sure. But remember, all you need is 1.
The coping skills you develop now will be helpful in the years to come, as the anxiety about program interviews will be replaced by anxieties regarding externship applications, internship applications, and postdoc applications. I say this not to scare you, but to remind you to be kind to yourself as you are about to embark on a long, challenging, but incredibly rewarding journey. You'll all do great ❤. 

My mod skills are good for something lol. Added it to your original post.
Good luck everyone! 

My mod skills are good for something lol. Added it to your original post.
Good luck everyone! 

I just wanted to wish you all the best of luck! You are all capable and intelligent individuals, and you will end up where you're supposed to be. As a 3rd year now, I still remember the stress and anxiety of submitting applications and waiting to hear back and the feelings of sadness and failure when I didn't get interview offers. I ended up getting 1 interview, which led to 1 acceptance. The program I'm in now wasn't originally my 1st choice, but looking back, I am so happy with where I am and the opportunities I've had throughout this experience. It's a rollercoaster for sure. But remember, all you need is 1.
The coping skills you develop now will be helpful in the years to come, as the anxiety about program interviews will be replaced by anxieties regarding externship applications, internship applications, and postdoc applications. I say this not to scare you, but to remind you to be kind to yourself as you are about to embark on a long, challenging, but incredibly rewarding journey. You'll all do great ❤. 

I just wanted to wish you all the best of luck! You are all capable and intelligent individuals, and you will end up where you're supposed to be. As a 3rd year now, I still remember the stress and anxiety of submitting applications and waiting to hear back and the feelings of sadness and failure when I didn't get interview offers. I ended up getting 1 interview, which led to 1 acceptance. The program I'm in now wasn't originally my 1st choice, but looking back, I am so happy with where I am and the opportunities I've had throughout this experience. It's a rollercoaster for sure. But remember, all you need is 1.
The coping skills you develop now will be helpful in the years to come, as the anxiety about program interviews will be replaced by anxieties regarding externship applications, internship applications, and postdoc applications. I say this not to scare you, but to remind you to be kind to yourself as you are about to embark on a long, challenging, but incredibly rewarding journey. You'll all do great ❤. 

I just wanted to wish you all the best of luck! You are all capable and intelligent individuals, and you will end up where you're supposed to be. As a 3rd year now, I still remember the stress and anxiety of submitting applications and waiting to hear back and the feelings of sadness and failure when I didn't get interview offers. I ended up getting 1 interview, which led to 1 acceptance. The program I'm in now wasn't originally my 1st choice, but looking back, I am so happy with where I am and the opportunities I've had throughout this experience. It's a rollercoaster for sure. But remember, all you need is 1.
The coping skills you develop now will be helpful in the years to come, as the anxiety about program interviews will be replaced by anxieties regarding externship applications, internship applications, and postdoc applications. I say this not to scare you, but to remind you to be kind to yourself as you are about to embark on a long, challenging, but incredibly rewarding journey. You'll all do great ❤.