Goooooose

Just got accepted to my top choice this morning, and I have removed myself from all the other schools. Hope that helps other people on the waitlist and waiting for interview slots!

School: University of Minnesota Type: Clinical Psychology PhD Date of invite: 1/18 Type of invite: Email invite for in-person interview Interview date(s): 2/21

School: UCLA Type: Clinical Psychology PhD Date of invite: 1/16/2019 Type of invite: Email from Clinical Area Coordinator Interview date(s): "Mon, Feb. 3 and Tue, Feb. 4. If these dates are impossible for you, we can accommodate ad hoc interviews, either in person or by phone/skype, between Wed, Feb. 5 and Fri, Feb. 7"

School: University of Minnesota Type: Clinical PhD Date of invite: Jan 03 2020 Type of invite: email from POI setting preliminary phone interview. Interview date(s): TBD Notes: Had phone interview with 2nd choice PI early this week. This is from 1st choice PI.

School: Temple University Type: Clinical Psychology PhD Date of Invite: 12/24/19 Type of Invite: Email from chair Interview date(s): 01/13/20

School: Indiana University Bloomington Type: Clinical Psychology PhD Date of Invite: 12/23/19 Type of Invite: Email from POI for Phone Interview

School: Case Western Reserve University Type: Clinical Psychology PhD Date of invite: 12/20 Type of invite: Email from PI Interview date(s): Feb 14 or 21

School: University of Minnesota Type: Clinical Psychology PhD Date of invite: 12/19 Type of Invite: Email from PI setting up phone interview Interview date(s): TBD

Vanderbilt's interview weekend is on Jan 31th and Feb 1st

Department said invites for clinical psychology will be extended by mid-Jan.

School: University of Colorado, Boulder Type: Clinical Psychology PhD Date of invite: 12/17 Type of invite: Preliminary zoom interview with PI Interview date(s): 12/20 Feel free to DM me for PI initials!

School: Emory University Type: Clinical Psychology PhD Date of invite: 12/16/2019 Type of invite: Preliminary Skype interview Interview date(s): TBD Feel free to DM me for PI!

Yeah I would hope. I just heard they received over 900 applications to clinical psychology program this year, and some PI already reached out for preliminary interview last week. But I guess there is nothing we can do but wait

Has anyone heard back from Yale? If so do you mind DM me your PI initials?

School: Michigan State University Type: PhD Date of invite: December 12th Type of invite: Email from PI (KT) Interview date(s): Preliminary video interview

School: Stony Brook University Type: PhD Date of invite: December 10th Type of invite: Email from PI Interview date(s): Phone interview on Dec 13th

UGA PI corrected that on campus interview dates should be Jan 30&31instead of 10&11

My PI is GH

POI is GS. The school will send official in-person invites to applicants on Dec 11.

My GRE is V164 Q170 W4.5 Did 2 yrs of research in undergrad, 1.5 yrs of research in master's and 1.5 yr of full-time RA (on-going).

School: Florida State University Type: PhD Date of invite: Dec 3rd Type of invite: Email from POI Interview date(s): Skype interview on Dec 5th

Mine was email from PI

School: University of Georgia Type: PhD Date of invite: Nov 25th Type of invite: Email from POI Interview date(s): Phone interview on Dec 3rd

I am an international applicant to the clinical psychology Ph.D. program in the USdrag the whole impression down. I recently took the GRE general test twice and got the following scores: First one: V 159 (83%) Q 170 (96%) AW 4.5 (81%) Second one: V 164 (94%) Q169 (95%) AW 4 (57%) I am happy about my second V and Q but really concerned that the low percentile of my AW will drag the whole impression. I am applying to clinical psychology which I know is a writing heavy discipline, and the writing could be even more important for an international student. I am not sure if I should report both of the score or only one of them. I have research and review paper publication and I know at least one of my referees will be able to confirm my writing ability. ....Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated!