Hi. I'm applying this fall for a PhD in Quantitative Psychology, and I was just wondering if there were any others out there who have applied/are applying in this field. It's such a small, overlooked field that I really would like to find some more information. I mention it to my professors and they just give me blank stares.
One thing I'm curious about is what the acceptance rates are for these kinds of programs. I have a GPA of ~3.75, a GRE Verbal of 710, Quantitative of 780, and an Analytical Writing of 5.0. I'm also graduating a year early, which a rather pissy graduate adviser told me would count against me, but I don't have a lot of choice thanks to family finances.
Another thing is, my undergrad school is pretty small (Bucknell), and I've taken the only upper-level quant psych course they offer, Advanced Psych Stats, and I'm getting a minor in Statistics, but I still have no idea what my research focus is, which I know I'll have to talk about in my applications. I love statistics and I love applying working with them and analyzing data, but I feel like I really don't know enough to pick a specific sub-domain. And my professors are no help, due to the aforementioned black stares.
Thanks for any responses. ^__^