psychkels

Looking for advice I guess. I developed a list of schools I was interested this summer and was feeling ready for this cycle and was just waiting for schools to announce which faculty were accepting students for this upcoming cycle. And now that some schools finally are, it's feeling like none of the faculty I was interested in are accepting students for the 2021 cycle. I was going to apply straight out of undergrad, but now I'm wondering if I should take a year off, just feeling discouraged by this process already somehow.

Currently looking for some advice as this is my first cycle applying. I will be applying straight out of undergrad which I know can be difficult. I just took my gre and feel good about it (V:167, Q:164, AW:4.5) and my GPA is strong (3.9 total, 4.0 psych). What I am most worried about is my clinical and research experience. I am supposed to have a clinical placement starting this fall, but corona has put that up in the air. Also, I have been an RA in a lab for the past year and a half and I will be doing my honors thesis in this lab (had to adjust it because of corona but should still work out). Unfortunately, my school doesn't have any clinically focused labs, so I've been working and will be doing my thesis in a social/developmental lab. Basically, with my minimal research and clinical experience, will I have a chance this cycle? For reference, I am interested in eating disorders and am looking to apply to more "balanced" phd programs. Some on my list right now are Drexel, Hofstra, Louisville, Saint Louis University, Northwestern Feinberg, etc.