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Hey, welcome! I’m in the same situation in my first year applying. I also only applied to programs with neuropsychology concentrations but even more specifically to those with a child/developmental track. I chose places that were good fits overall and had professors that I felt were great matches. The programs are University of Kansas, Kentucky, Denver, Memphis, North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and Florida International University. Everyone that I got advice from (former professors, clinical psychologist friends, and current students) said being specific helps a ton, especially if you have experience. It is hard thinking that you’re limiting your options though. Aside from Neuropsych, is there anything else about your programs that stood out?

I did the same focusing on faculty members and ended up eliminating quite a few because some weren't accepting students for next fall. I had a screening criteria for my programs and only ended up applying to six. That low number has me nervous but they were the only ones I felt are good fits. Cool signature btw! I'm applying to some of the same schools. Mine are University of Kansas, University of Kentucky, University of Denver, University of Memphis, UNC-Chapel Hill, and Florida International.

Hey everyone! I’m new here and really like that we’re all in the same boat going through this process. I’m curious if anyone applied to specific types of clinical programs or was it more general? I only applied to child-centered clinical programs with the possibility to study neuropsych/neuroscience. What about everyone else?