ydg23

Hey Joe, I got brave and called them. They already sent out all of their invitations. I did not receive one. Edit: Baylor. I called Baylor.

Congrats on the interview with Emory.

This thread has been therapeutic. I feel so much the same. Best of luck to everyone.

I almost called Baylor today to ask about when they send out invitations. I did not because I was afraid to put myself on the "naughty" list by bothering them. You are so right when you say this is a grueling process. You encourage me by having the strength to do this twice. This is my first time, and it is so agonizing. Best of luck and God's blessings. To my fellow theology/religion applicants: I was stressing today, and Philippians 4:6-7 popped into my head. It might be helpful to remember this passage during the waiting period.

Ugh! I'd want to slap someone over there. I'm sorry they did this to you.

model airplane

church history

foreign exchange

I am applying for my first time, so my opinion may not be the most valuable. That being said, here are my thoughts: Phds.org has great information on the average GRE scores that most schools have taken within each discipline. I am going to guess that your verbal needs to get at least to 650 if not over 700. If you have the money, I'd take a GRE prep course. They are expensive; they cost around $1,000. Vocabulary and practice. ETS has a free practice program. Do all the practice problems in the ETS book, and I'd recommend the Princeton Review books. Practice, practice, practice. Best of luck!

Roughly $2100.

I, too, am a lefty. Instead of buying the expensive left-handed spirals, I simply start at the back and work my way forward.

ball python

bar stool

I think my new hobby has become checking this forum. I seem to have developed the delusion that this will make the responses come in faster.