questioningpsych

Anybody who interviewed for Suffolk's phd clinical psychology program, did you hear a timeline about when they would extend offers? I saw someone posted on the results page that they received an offer. I wasn't sure if they sent them all out at once or if they will continually offer through out the week.

Not sure if this question belongs here, do you guys have any "go-to" questions to ask during interviews? I can think of some questions to ask the potential mentor, but what do I ask other faculty members? Any ideas? I feel like most general program questions will be addressed during like the orientation part

it might be an asset for some places... my gpa is 3.7 and ive been working as a coordinator for past year and have research experience in undergrad, so i feel like i have experience/relevant experience for the programs im applying to, but its been hard for me to draw the line if the scores it would do help vs harm, thank u for the response!!

im applying to clinical psych phd programs, and ive been struggling to decide if i should send my scores. i know its optional but honestly i spent a lot of time/effort studying so it feels like a waste to not send them whatsoever. i got a 163 verbal, 154 quant, and 4.0 writing. i keep hesitating because a lot of the schools im applying to include the percentiles for each score, so it looks like 163 - 92nd percentile, 154 - 51st percentile, 4.0 - 55th percentile when i enter it. i feel like i did somewhat well, but i dont want it to be a barrier in the application process. 99% of the schools im applying to have avg scores similar to what i got (usually higher quant though). should i still send the scores anyways? how did you guys decide what to do with your scores?