Experimental Psychology/General Non-Clinical Psychology PhD Applicants Fall 2020

[socialneurofriend]

Helloooo. I haven't seen a thread for this, so I thought I should start one. This is a thread for people applying to experimental or general non-clinical psychology programs that aren't formally subdivided into different areas (like social, developmental, cognitive, industrial, school, etc).

What experimental/general non-clinical programs are people applying to? I'm applying to Brown's psychology doctoral program (within the Cognitive, Linguistic & Psychological Sciences Department).

Edited December 22, 2019 by socialneurofriend
I added the word "formally" for clarity.

[11082017]

I guess UPenn’s non-clinical program fits in here too. 

[socialneurofriend]

11 minutes ago, 11082017 said:

I guess UPenn’s non-clinical program fits in here too. 

Yes. Anything with no formal sub-areas. Welcome to the "Which topic do I even post in?" family!

[hippyresearcher]

Thanks for starting this @socialneurofriend!

I'm applying to Oklahoma State's experimental psychology program - Comparative-Neurobiology track.

[11082017]

Has anyone heard back from UPenn (non-clinical)?

[PsychPhdBound]

I applied to UK's Experimental Psychology Ph.D. program (social, developmental, health track) and my interview is this coming week ?

[socialneurofriend]

3 hours ago, PsychPhdBound said:

I applied to UK's Experimental Psychology Ph.D. program (social, developmental, health track) and my interview is this coming week ?

Congratulations! I hope it goes great.  

[PsychPhdBound]

22 hours ago, socialneurofriend said:

Congratulations! I hope it goes great.  

Thank you! It's my first interview so I'm pretty excited to get this next stage in the process started!