kiriamara

If you don't mind me asking, who is the PI you are hoping to work with? And did you hear directly from them?

I figured it out. My app was glitching but once I restarted my laptop it worked again. Moment of panic semi-averted

Is anyone applying to the University of Tulsa? I'm trying to fill out the application except it looks like some entry spots are missing. I can't enter my past college institution or relevant work experience. There's a heading for the sections but nothing underneath....

Hi there! I'm new to gradcafe and am applying to clinical psych for the fall. I'm kinda worried about my application though, cus according to some of the admission statistics my GRE and GPA are on the lower side. My GPA is 3.53 overall, 3.69 in my psych major 3.49 in my neuro major, and I've taken the GRE twice, the first I got 159V, 153Q, 5AW the second I got 156V, 156Q, 5.5AW. I am planning to submit both, but I don't know how competitive I am in clinical psych PhD programs with those scores. I'm applying to these programs and I think they fall in the following categories of my chances: Long shots: University of Minnesota, University of Washington, University of Oregon, University of Houston, Washington University in St. Louis Somewhere in the middle: Florida State, University of Utah, Wayne State, Virginia Tech Better chance: University of Wyoming, University of Tulsa, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Eastern Michigan, Nebraska-Lincoln I don't know if this was answered earlier in the forum but does anyone know if they take the highest score from each section? Also would love to hear people's thoughts on my school list. I'm feeling suuuper behind and would love any advice available. Thanks!

Has anyone been able to find the average or minimum GRE scores for the Clinical Psychology PhD program at the University of Houston??

I've taken the GRE twice, the first I got 159V, 153Q, 5AW the second I got 156V, 156Q, 5AW. I am planning to submit both, but I don't know how competitive I am in clinical psych PhD programs with those scores. I'm applying to these programs and I think they fall in the following categories of my chances: Long shots: University of Minnesota, University of Oregon, University of Houston, Florida State Somewhere in the middle: Florida State, University of Utah Better chance: Virginia Tech, University of Whyoming, University of Tulsa Thoughts? Does anyone know of programs with lower GRE requirements?