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Yes, I have-- UMBC's Applied Developmental Psychology program sent out interview invites earlier this month.

Thanks for the reply! I emailed back and forth with a POI in November, talked to the grad office a few weeks ago, and searched through the info on the website; but the only info I could get was about the accepted students day. So, I thought I'd also check with everyone here, because I found it unusual that the program didn't seem to have official interviews.

Yep, I just did!

Thanks for the info! So, they don't even do a phone or Skype interview before admitting?

Good luck to you, as well!

The interview was from Mizzou

Hello all! I'm new here-- applying mostly to developmental programs. I applied to University of Minnesota’s Child Psychology program, Developmental Science Track; wondering if anyone has heard anything from this program? They only have info on the accepted students weekend on their website— but they don’t say anything about interviewing. Also applied to Georgetown’s PhD in Psychology, concentration in human development: anyone hear anything from them? Any info would be most welcome! I thought I’d also share my current interview updates, in case anyone's looking for info on interview dates for these programs: I have interviews for the developmental programs at Missouri (Jan 25), UT Dallas (Jan 31-Feb 1), GMU (Feb 15), ASU (preliminary phone interview), and Notre Dame.

Hello! New to this website, but I thought I’d share my current interview updates: I have interviews for the developmental programs at Missouri (Jan 25), UT Dallas (Jan 31-Feb 1), GMU (Feb 15), ASU (preliminary phone interview), and Notre Dame. I also applied to University of Minnesota’s Child Psychology program, Developmental Science Track; has anyone heard anything from this program? They only have info on the accepted students weekend on their website— but they don’t say anything about interviewing. Also applied to Georgetown’s PhD in Psychology, concentration in human development: anyone hear anything from them? Any info would be most welcome!