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Thank you for your response. What I've heard is that some profs tend to admit students who either volunteered in their lab before or did an honours thesis with them. So I'm just worried that I will lose the game if the prof doesn't know me enough.

Hello guys, I've heard mixed information about whether to connect the POI before you actually submit your application. I want to apply for clinical psychology for 2019 Fall admission. My top choice is very close to where I live right now. I want to connect with the prof the I want to work with for my PhD to do some collaboration work, or even volunteer as a research assistant in her lab. But I'm not sure whether this is a good idea. What do you guys think based on your experience? Thank you!

Hello Guys, I've graduated with a PhD in experimental psychology. I'm currently working as a research associate. But I'm not interested in pursuing a post-doc or stay in academia. I want to do another Phd in Clinical Psychology as I really want to be a clinical psychologist and do some practical work. I have one first author and one 2nd author publication. I've got a lot of conference presentations. My GPA was high overall. Do you guys think I have a good chance of getting in some clinical psychology programs in Canada? Thank you!

Hello Guys, I've graduated with a PhD in experimental psychology. I'm currently working as a research associate. But I'm not interested in pursuing a post-doc or stay in academia. I want to do another Phd in Clinical Psychology as I really want to be a clinical psychologist and do some practical work. I have one first author and one 2nd author publication. I've got a lot of conference presentations. My GPA was high overall. Do you guys think I have a good chance of getting in some clinical psychology programs in Canada? Thank you!