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Thank you guys for valuable replies so, you guys think that I should apply for the Master's rather than Ph D. right..? doesn't Master's admission look for serious commitment of research experience too?? i am living in Korea right now so, doing research in some korean university will be as valuable as well?? Thank you so much for your comments guys

my psychology and spanish does not overlap...I just felt that I have better chance of getting into good grad school with my Spanish major GPA than Psychology GPA. So....GPA of 3.2 is definitely considered low...I guess no Ivys for me than....that's so sad. oh! and I was talking about transferring at the Master's level... And I am yet to discover which specific branch of psychology i am interested in yet... (do you happen to know where I can get some help about this matter?) I am planning to gain some research knowledge once I submit my applications by Nov 1st (I believe that's the deadline for the int'l students) and start on Janurary 'til the school starts, assuming that i get in by september. So I will have been researching for at least 8 months full time...

Hi guys my name is John and I recently graduated from Emory University with Psychology and Spanish language and literature double major. I am taking a year off for my unexpected ACL surgery now but I took GRE yesterday and I did pretty well. So I am writing here for you guys to help me figure out where I can go for grad school. first of all, I am Korean citizen. But I went to middle high, high school and college in the states. My GPA in college was not so great. Spanish major GPA is near perfect but my intended major for grad school is not so great. I think Spanish was like 3.9 while psychology was 3.2 or 3.1 I am trying to apply for good schools obviously, for their PhD. and master's program and master's program only for both majors in case I get accepted in Spanish department and possibly transfer over to psychology. (i don't even know if that's possible) Btw, my GRE was V: 710 and Q: 770. Sincerely, P.S. Are Stanford, Harvard, University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Washington University in St. Louis psychology departments are even possible?