Akruti

Thank you for the reply, I was just wondering how much would the GPA matter? Because I have been a topper all throughout my Bachelor's(Rank 1)and Masters Courses(Rank 3), How much would that help me?

Hello all, I will be applying for Fall 2012 for PhD in I/O Psychology. I have completed my B.A. and M.A. in Clinical Psychology from India. Following are my credentials: 1) B.A. Psychology GPA - 3.9 2) M.A. Clinical Psychology GPA - 4.0 3) New GRE range - Q - 500-600; V - 370-470 4) TOEFL yet to be taken * Currently working on a Cross-Cultural Research under the Head of the Department of my University Department of Psychology. *Was a part of a research related to Social Psychology at the Bachelor's level. * I have worked as a School Counselor for a period of 6 months. * I have strong extra-curricular activities. Drawbacks: * Did a non-thesis Masters * Low GRE * No paper presentations/publications I am thinking of applying to the following Universities: University of Houston, Georgia Tech, Illinois Institute of Technology, NCSU, Purdue, University of South Florida, University of Georgia, Bowling Green State University and Colorado State University. Are these too ambitious? Could anyone help me out in suggesting some other Universities? Thank you!