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[Miracles34]

Has anyone heard from North Texas for the Counseling Psychology phD program??

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[Ettevi05]

I know people have been extended invites late January and their interviews were the second weekend of Feb. They haven't sent out rejection letters though which is weird.

 

[deuce22]

Has anyone heard from North Texas for the Counseling Psychology phD program??

By looking at the website, I saw that the interview day was Feb. 17th. Sorry for the bummer news....

 

[Miracles34]

Thanks...they finally called back yesterday and said that they were behind....but they could tell me that my application was reviewed and I was not selected I am never going to get into grad school!!!

 

[Ettevi05]

Thanks...they finally called back yesterday and said that they were behind....but they could tell me that my application was reviewed and I was not selected I am never going to get into grad school!!!

Hey, you shouldn't feel that bad. I applied to UNT Counseling Program as well as a couple of Texas Ph D programs, fully confident that my application was strong enough to get into those schools. I didn't get into UNT or U of H either, and I am waitlisted in a MA program (the one I thought FOR SURE I was going to get in). This is my first year applying straight out of undergrad and I really had no clue about the competition or how unqualified I really am (I need to get more research experience bc the professor I worked with for a year passed away and had really no one to write me a letter on behalf of my research abilities). I think this forum really helped me realized that a lot of people are applying their second or even third time too, and it's okay. It's really hard to get in this year because a lot of people applied. So keep your head up and think of ways to make your application just a bit better, who knows, we might end up going to UNT next year!

 

[Miracles34]

Hey, you shouldn't feel that bad. I applied to UNT Counseling Program as well as a couple of Texas Ph D programs, fully confident that my application was strong enough to get into those schools. I didn't get into UNT or U of H either, and I am waitlisted in a MA program (the one I thought FOR SURE I was going to get in). This is my first year applying straight out of undergrad and I really had no clue about the competition or how unqualified I really am (I need to get more research experience bc the professor I worked with for a year passed away and had really no one to write me a letter on behalf of my research abilities). I think this forum really helped me realized that a lot of people are applying their second or even third time too, and it's okay. It's really hard to get in this year because a lot of people applied. So keep your head up and think of ways to make your application just a bit better, who knows, we might end up going to UNT next year!

Thanks...yea I am coming right from undergrad and I had no one to tell me how many schools to apply to or anything....Hopefully something works out for the both of us!!!