BGSUFalcon

So I am beginning to doubt that I will be accepted to any of the Ph.D. programs I've applied to. Are there still any options for me? I.e. MA programs that still have open deadlines. Any advice to my course of action? Should I apply for a Masters or just sit out a year and try to bolster my application and reapply to Masters or Ph.D. programs next year? Thanks for any advice.

Any news from UNC-Charlotte or WashU?

I'm still waiting to hear from Akron as well as WashU and UNC-Charlotte. Any word?

Hey I'll give it a look over.

Hey guys and girls, if you'd be willing to read my SoP and be brutally honest (as long as you know what you're talking about) I would greatly appreciate it. PM me if you are interested. Similarly, if you would like me to review yours I would do that. Thanks

Hey everyone, I'm attempting to pursue a Ph.D. in I/O psychology and was wondering if anyone can offer me any advice as to what programs I have a realistic chance of being accepted to. GRE: 1260 (580V, 680Q; AW: Not graded yet) Undergrad GPA: 3.61 Psychology GPA: 3.76 Research Experience: Starting to work with one of the most esteemed faculty here at BGSU. I am seriously concerned that I am starting too little too late. This is a significant concern for me. LOR: I don't really have an established means for this either. Again this is a significant concern for me. Additional information (possibly irrelevant): Worked anywhere from 15-20 hours a week since my first semester of my freshmen year. Highly involved in campus organizations and with the University (which I understand is of minimal importance). I personally have minimal preference as to where I go as long as I get accepted into a reputable program. However, I am highly considering applying to the following programs: WashU University of Akron Purdue Do I have a shot at any of these schools based on my information? If not, where should I look towards applying? Furthermore, how much of a negative is the fact that I have almost no research experience? What should I do about letters of recommendation? Thanks for any advice you can offer.