What I did was download mIRC (I have a windows machine) - you can google that and download it free. Then I just installed that, signed in and found freenode in the little folders and typed in #gradschool in the box that pops up. Once you get mIRC it should be pretty easy to follow. It certainly isn't as convenient or feature-rich as chatzy though. Darn you chatzy, why do you go down!
Nope. I believe that posting was cognitive and I'd be developmental...I guess they will be deciding on whether they are going to do a second round of interviews this week? I've sadly given up on them
good point guenevere, though of course the issue still affects female students disproportionately...and some places marital status is a protected class too.
maybe you've replaced smoking w/refreshing your email?
I'm sure it has been hard, but congrats! Pretty soon you'll get to the point where smoking and smokers disgust you, which I've heard from former smoker friends is the big turning point.
ETA: my habit, nail-biting
czarrar, hear anything else about the psych program? how'd your interview go?
Other than you, it seems their psych applicant pool's online presence is a black hole. No one on applycorner, noone on livejournal, wth?
nothing wrong w/it mira (depending on cost of living of course). I just thought it wasn't that realistic as an average salary (and they weren't mentioning 'starting' salary either) when grad students make 30K...
oh! I clicked the wrong one too! I was just under 1K but I hadn't counted the cost of the GRE test (just the score reports). So count me among the 1000+ crowd
I guess the chronicle site has some data:
http://chronicle.com/stats/salary/salary.htm
ETA: I can't access the good stuff, like the lists by field, but could see the state/university averages. For example, the average assist. prof. in Georgia makes between 60 and 80K.