Looking for PsyD programs that do not require the GRE

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Hello, I live near Chicago, IL and I'm looking for a PsyD program in Clinical Psychology, that does not require the GRE and that I can apply to for the September 2013 semester. I will complete my MAC in August 2013, so that's right on target. Also, are there any thoughts about online programs for the PsyD, is this even an acceptable way of earning a PsyD, I'd ike to know because I don't want to rule out any program that I might be able to apply to, thank you.

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[Therapist4Chnge]

Hello, I live near Chicago, IL and I'm looking for a PsyD program in Clinical Psychology, that does not require the GRE and that I can apply to for the September 2013 semester. I will complete my MAC in August 2013, so that's right on target. Also, are there any thoughts about online programs for the PsyD, is this even an acceptable way of earning a PsyD, I'd ike to know because I don't want to rule out any program that I might be able to apply to, thank you.

1. The application cycle should still be open for all programs offering slots for Fall 2013.
2. Psy.D. programs in Chicago...the odds are good, but the goods are odd (mostly bad). Roosevelt and Wheaton are the only two worth considering. I believe Roosevelt is $$ and Wheaton is fully-funded. I can't speak to the quality of either program though.
3. Does not require the GRE....probably not going to happen. If it does, you don't want to go there.
4. Online...no. Any psychology program that is online will be a joke and not respected by the field.