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  1. Has anyone heard from Rutgers' Clinical Psychology PhD program?
  2. Sorry for the delayed response! No I haven't heard back from them yet. Thanks for the heads up! Since this is late, I'm wondering if you know if Vanderbilt still has more invites to extend? I heard about only one or two people on SDN getting an invite.
  3. I agree that how fast you graduated doesn't count against you assuming you have enough research experience. I noticed a few people commenting about their honors theses, so I figured I should add my input to the group as well since I have a different background. I graduated in 3 years, with 1.5 years of undergraduate research experience, but I didn't do an honors thesis. Instead I worked full time at a clinical laboratory (that focused on my research interests) for a couple of years. I think that worked in my favor for the reasons stated above -- it showed "life experience" and I improved my research experience as well. The question is -- how much of this "year off" is dedicated to research? Also, do you have some letter of rec writers in mind yet? I think you can pull off the early graduation and young application age if you can prove that the reason behind this seemingly rushed track is your true commitment to the field.
  4. I'm definitely still thinking about them! It's weird, being seasonally obsessed with this process. For most of my programs, interview invites go out in January/early February. What about yours?
  5. Yoga sounds awesome! I'm reapplying to Clinical (and one Counseling) programs this year, so my list is pretty long: SDSU/UCSD Joint Doctoral Program South Florida Pittsburgh Drexel UMass Boston Connecticut Miami (Ohio) Northwestern Loyola Chicago George Mason Vermont Fordham Virginia West Virginia Columbia Teacher's College Vanderbilt Rutgers PGSP (Palo Alto) (JD-PhD) Nebraska-Lincoln (JD-PhD) Arizona (JD-PhD) NYU (Counseling) It hasn't been cheap. But hopefully this time I'll get good news and won't look back! Do any of you have interesting information about these programs by any chance? Also, what are you doing to relax (as opposed to religiously roaming through gradcafe and SDN)?
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