did anyone hear from UVM?
not yet, and from what my poi said i don't think invites have gone out yet (will be sent by snail mail at the end of the month)
good luck!
did anyone hear from UVM?
not yet, and from what my poi said i don't think invites have gone out yet (will be sent by snail mail at the end of the month)
good luck!
not yet, and from what my poi said i don't think invites have gone out yet (will be sent by snail mail at the end of the month)
good luck!
did anyone hear from UVM?
so also note that they had a faculty meeting today (on there schedule) so they probably made decisions today. Once my POI emails me I will let yall know (like I said he told me he would let me know one way or the other).
I've decided that since my birthday is tomorrow, all the schools I'm hoping to hear from will be required to email or call me with good news. This seems perfectly rational to me....
I've decided that since my birthday is tomorrow, all the schools I'm hoping to hear from will be required to email or call me with good news. This seems perfectly rational to me....
Received invite for DePaul via the Grad Coordinator. Interview days are 02/08 or 02/15.
Congratulations! Did you apply to the clinical program? If so, what subspecialty? Also, did you receive the invite via e-mail or phone call?
I've decided that since my birthday is tomorrow, all the schools I'm hoping to hear from will be required to email or call me with good news. This seems perfectly rational to me....
Would you recommend contacting POIs when you haven't heard anything?
I would like to hear the answer to this too, if possible. 🙂
Could the person who got the West Virginia University invite, please PM me her/his POI?
Thank you.
lol. Agreed and goodluck!!
I know one person has heard from their POI at Vanderbilt...I was just wondering if any others have by now as well? Thanks!
Received invite for DePaul via the Grad Coordinator. Interview days are 02/08 or 02/15.
Would you recommend contacting POIs when you haven't heard anything?
Is it rude to retract your acceptance of an interview? For instance, if you get accepted to your first choice and you already have interviews scheduled elsewhere, would it be okay to contact the schools where you have interviews and explain the situation? If so, how would you go about doing this?
I would rather have someone else have an opportunity to interview if I do not plan on going to that school. Hope this makes sense!
'could the person that got the phone interview from U Minnesota pm me, if they dont want to say their POI thats fine I can say mine. I know they dont do in person interviews, in fact interviews arent necessary at all for acceptances, just wanna see if it was my POI or not 🙂
thanks
For those of you who have interviewed in the past (Clinical PhD), could you approximate how many people are invited to interview day?
Thanks!
Here's a document with some advice on interviewing
http://www.unc.edu/~mjp1970/I Just Got an Interview for a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program.pdf
Probably my fault...I think I refresh this page *almost* as frequently as my e-mail...Wow, this thread is averaging almost 10,000 hits a day now.
Wow, this thread is averaging almost 10,000 hits a day now.
Is it rude to retract your acceptance of an interview? For instance, if you get accepted to your first choice and you already have interviews scheduled elsewhere, would it be okay to contact the schools where you have interviews and explain the situation? If so, how would you go about doing this?
I would rather have someone else have an opportunity to interview if I do not plan on going to that school. Hope this makes sense!
Not only is it "okay" but it would be the best route to take; it's the right thing to do. If you have no interest in attending (i.e., you already have an offer from another program that you'd prefer attending; you were only going to interview there as a "back-up"), then you should bail on the interview AND withdraw apps. from other places that also are at the bottom of your list.
This frees up space for others (which is nice for those of us also trying to get in and are super-anxious to boot), but just as importantly it doesn't waste the programs'/professors' time. PLUS, graduate students are often hosting folks, providing transport, etc. To respect their time (grad students are busy, of course) do the right thing and cancel. They'll be a bit disappointed, perhaps, but ultimately very much relieved to alter their plans accordingly.
You can tactfully navigate this by being very appreciative of the invitation but also honest about the fact that you have received an offer from a preferred program. Also explain how you are respecting their time by deciding to withdraw. It would be nice to add something about hoping to see them at a conference or something (they will be a future colleague).
What a nice problem to have 🙂
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Congrats on the offer!!!
I know I'm going to regret this, but would the applicants who received invites for Temple mind PMing me their POI's? Congratulations to all!
I feel the need to add this caveat ... if you would consider attending after having a great interview experience, then it's okay to keep it on your plate. In other words, if there is a part of you that is open to attending (e.g., if a nice funding package were offered, if the lab space/resources were top-notch, etc.), then it may we worth exploring. Perhaps your interview day would surprise you; you'd love the people, the research, the environment, etc. of course, it sounds like this just isn't a winner for you. e.g., some people would only go to a remote location if no other options existed. if it's something like that, then you should bail.