PsychedforPsych2

It depends on the program... sometimes they don't email or notify you about waitlist status without being prompted

has anyone ever had interviews with multiple faculty members at the same time? what should i expect from this? the interviews will be me and 4-5 faculty members...

no, most people don't and i don't think it means anything one way or another

For all those who are interested, please see these guidelines: https://cudcp.wildapricot.org/Resources/Documents/CUDCP Policy on Graduate Program Offers and Acceptances (FULL version).pdf I would just express your interest, thank them, and let them know that you will let them know as soon as you have made a decision. Schools understand that applicants are trying to keep an open mind about schools and don't want to write anyone out too quickly.

would the people who received acceptances from UMSL be willing to PM me their mentors?

I'd like to know as well.

School: Northern Illinois University Type: PhD (Clinical) Date of invite: 1/10/2020 Type of invite: individualized email from POI Interview date(s): 2/24/20-2/25/20

I'm in the same boat.

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School: University of Missouri-St. Louis Type: PhD Date of invite: 1/3/20 Type of invite: Mass email Interview date(s): 1/27 Feel free to PM me for POI

Thanks for the feedback! Is it ok to get something though? I wanted to get something small just to say thank you, but wanted to make sure that this would not come across sincerely and not as trying to buy favor. Any thoughts?

For those of you who are being put up at a grad students home for interviews, are you getting a gift for your hosts? If so, what are you getting? Would love to hear from current grad students as well if you are on this form.

Now that application season is pretty much over, I've been able to get some feedback regarding my application. Some have pointed to weaknesses in my statement of purpose that I'm not exactly sure how to improve. With that being said, is there anyone that has been admitted this cycle or a previous one that would be willing to send me their successful SOP as an example? I'm mostly looking for ways to better express my interests and passions, as I have been told I was not the most successful in that area.

Happy Friday everyone! Has anyone used any online GRE prep courses that were helpful? Here's some background: I am hopeful to re-apply this coming cycle for Clinical Psychology PhD Programs. Most POIs who offered me feedback on my applications pointed to my lower than stellar GRE scores. I really want to get these up in time to apply, so I'm thinking I'll need to take the test no later than September. The biggest issue is that I have been out of school for some time and don't remember much of the math. I also work full-time, so getting to an in-person prep course would be difficult. Any insight would be very appreciated

That would be great if you are willing to share your list. Thank you!