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Nice. Good luck!!

Dr. Lloyd or Dr. Weisbuch lol

Thanks for the feedback! I totally understand where you're coming from. Best of luck with your applications!

Heloooo I was wondering if anyone has a moment to give me some feedback on my SOP! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qt2Sj5PJMldRSBKeHV5cHVshjuwYRAZD7ay4nccmy7s/edit?usp=sharing

Thanks for your advice! I think that it's a great idea to look for research positions instead of applying to masters programs.

Hello! I'm applying for Social Psych PhD programs but I'm not sure if I should go for a Masters instead... I graduated in December but I haven't done much research since. I presented at two conferences in March but I've mostly been taking a break from research. I just wanted to list my overall qualifications to see how I would fare against competing PhD applicants. I graduated in December 2017 with a B.S. in Psychology. I was suma cume laude and graduated with honors at my university, UNCG. I have five semesters of lab experience and two independent research projects (both producing statistically significant results) including my honors thesis. I presented my research at three conferences and am a member of Psy Chi. My GPA is 3.9 and my GRE scores are Verbal: 156 and Quant: 154. I'm really feeling anxious while looking at prospective PhD programs. I feel that I may be under qualified, however I know that I would like to do research in stereotypes and prejudice and would really like to gain acceptance into an Applied Psychology program. I would like to go for a PhD because I feel doing a Masters program may be redundant. Please help!!! Here is my list of prospective schools: 1) Loyola 2) NYU 3) CUNY 4) Denver University 5) Simon Fraser 6) VCU