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After lurking around these forums and talking to some clinical applicants this year, I get the impression that clinical psychology is one of the most difficult programs to get into. It's a little disheartening to hear about people with near perfect grades, scores and experiences getting rejected because, while I have quite a bit of research experience, my numbers could definitely be better. I hate to post a 'what are my chances' thread but I'm hoping that since many of you are hearing from schools now you will empasize with someone who is terrified of starting the whole process next year! It would help me immensely if I could get some honest feedback:
GPA: 3.4 (from an Ivy League school, if it matters)
GRE: 1410
Experience: 4 years of research experience but no clinical experience yet!
Do most schools require the subject GRE?
Will lack of clinical experience hurt me?
Can anyone who's gone through the process let me know what they think my chances are?
Thanks in advance for your comments.
GPA: 3.4 (from an Ivy League school, if it matters)
GRE: 1410
Experience: 4 years of research experience but no clinical experience yet!
Do most schools require the subject GRE?
Will lack of clinical experience hurt me?
Can anyone who's gone through the process let me know what they think my chances are?
Thanks in advance for your comments.