
PsychApplicant2
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University of Montana has stated that they are not reviewing applications for their Clinical Psychology program due to COVID-19. "At the present time, due to COVID-related staffing issues, the Clinical Psychology training program does not plan to review applications during the 2020-2021 admissions cycle. Any potential changes to the admissions cycle status will be posted to this site as soon as they are made. Please address any concerns or questions to the Dr. Duncan Campbell, Director of Clinical Training." http://hs.umt.edu/psychology/clinical-psychology/default.php
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No problem! A lot of schools on this list have stated that they won't even look at scores - which, imo, is how it should be.
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TONS of schools are waiving the GRE this cycle. I’m not even going to submit my scores. Try not to be too nervous about it, because I’ve seen programs accept students that score on the lower side. It’s all about fit, personal statement, and research experience. Good luck though ♥️
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Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD
PsychApplicant2 replied to clinicalpsych.2022's topic in Psychology Forum
I agree... I think there could be danger, but like you said, UC Irvine is definitely one of those schools that would meet APA requirements. I guess it depends on what students are willing to take the risk - I'm curious to know how many applicants they'll get this year. Regardless, I'm so excited a new clinical psych program has been formed!!! -
Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD
PsychApplicant2 replied to clinicalpsych.2022's topic in Psychology Forum
Gotcha, thanks for the explanation! So if students started in the program next fall and they are accredited on contingency, they’d graduate from a fully accredited program even though it wasn’t accredited when they started? -
Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD
PsychApplicant2 replied to clinicalpsych.2022's topic in Psychology Forum
Wow that's awesome! I wonder how APA accreditation works for brand new programs. So exciting!! -
Fall 2021 Clinical & Counseling PhD/PsyD
PsychApplicant2 replied to clinicalpsych.2022's topic in Psychology Forum
Faculty from UC Irvine have announced a brand new clinical psychology program, accepting students for Fall 2021! -
More programs are going GRE optional day by day! UMich, Duke, Drexel, Loyola Chicago, etc. Crazy.
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Hi all, I figured I should start a thread just in case anyone has any information now or in the coming weeks. With some doctoral programs not taking a 2021 cohort, have any clinical/counseling/school psychology programs announced their refusal to take students? Does anyone have any insider knowledge?
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I would take it. If your scores aren't great, don't submit. But if there's a chance you won't get accepted anywhere this cycle, you might need your scores for the next cycle, as some schools are only waiving the GRE for this year.
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A lot of reputable clinical programs just made the decision to not require the GRE recently.... UNC Chapel Hill, Stony Brook, UPenn, Harvard, etc. I'm hoping this gives the other schools the push to do the same!!
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UNC Chapel Hill made it optional!!
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"In order to truly eliminate the use of GRE scores, the program is not allowing any applicants to submit GRE scores with their admissions materials." DePaul University is doing it right!!
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University of Tennessee Knoxville just waived their GRE requirement too
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Oh I actually have no idea, I just was saying for Psych majors the writing section would probably be easier for us because we're so used to writing papers and such haha! And yeah, GRE math sucks. It's basically just "how quickly can you solve this problem that we're trying to trick you on?" I do like the stat questions at the end though.