BrainBizarre

Sorry to hear about your rejection but great post!! Support and self-care are very important during application season and seeing messages of hope like this are extremely inspirational!

Just checking; was this UBC-O?

I just wanted to thank you for saying this! This is an amazing way to look at things..... I haven't been doing so well after a couple of rejections and this was really uplifting to read Thank you (and thank you for "frickity frack")!

Can the person who posted on the results page about getting an interview at the University of New Brunswick please PM me their POI? Thank you!

Hi guys, As the title suggests, I have some questions about re-applying to schools that you have previously been rejected from (after an interview). If it helps, I am in Canada and applying to clinical psychology programs. If anyone has been in this situation, please let me know!!! Thank you.

Thank you!! This is really helpful You're right, it is super tough and I definitely feel discouraged but there is nothing else I can do other than to try, try, try again ?

Thank you!!! This is super helpful! You're right, it is pretty tough and I definitely feel discouraged but nothing else I can do other than try, try, try again!!! ?

Hey everyone! I just had some questions about the application process and thought someone here might be able to help! I am new to the site so please let me know if I posted this in the wrong place, thanks Some background to give you context: I applied to a bunch of Clinical Psychology Master's programs last year and although I received some interviews, I did not end up getting accepted anywhere. My question pertains to this year's applications and how I should approach applying to those schools that I have already applied to. Here are some of my questions (hopefully they can also help anyone else that is in a similar situation): 1. How much should my statement of intent differ from last year? I plan on adding some extra things that I have done in the past year but I don't have much to add other than a new research assistant position so I was wondering how I should address that in my statement. 2. When emailing professors that I already applied to last year, should I mention that I applied last year? It feels kind of weird given that I wasn't accepted but I am not sure! Specifically, for those schools that I was invited for an interview but was not accepted, how would I approach this? 3. Regarding funding applications, how much should the research proposal differ from last year? I am still interested in researching the same things so I wouldn't want to change it too much but I am not sure how wise it would be to submit the same research proposal again. Sorry if this is too long; if anyone has any advice at all about the application process (even if it doesn't specifically answer my questions) please feel free to share!! Thanks in advance