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Has anyone heard anything from UNCG. I'm still hoping. . .
Did anyone else hear from Utah??????? Seriously, this is killing me.....
My first interview! Omg I really did not think things were looking good for me; but I got one from USUHS PhD Clinical Psych today. So for those you who lost hope....keep hope alive!
Contacted by Ass. Dean of Graduate Education
1/30 2:16 p.m.
Interview 2/23
Good Luck Everyone!
This is my first post, though I've been lurking around here for awhile. : ) I too have been invited to both of these programs. I have decided to attend the Xavier interview all day (I asked the secretary and she said it usually runs from approximately 8:00am-3:00pm) and then fly out to Indianapolis that afternoon/evening (haven't made any flight plans yet), since it's not too far away. I got the packet in the mail on Monday-- Indianapolis has an "informal reception" from 5-7 that evening, and then a social event with the graduate students from 7- whenever. The social events/reception, from my understanding, are optional and should have no huge bearing on whether or not you get accepted--they're just for your benefit. If I can make it to at least part of them I certainly will and really want to, but I will definitely make it to the all-day interview on Saturday. I didn't want to choose between the two! I also have another interview on the following Monday, so it's going to be a crazy/exciting weekend. I hope this helps--congratulations and see you there!Hi there, I was wondering if there's others out there in the same boat as me who have interviews (for PsyD) at Xavier on 2/20 and U. Indianapolis on 2/20 and 2/21. Does anyone know if the first day of the Indianapolis interview ismandatory, and is it a full day?? I haven't received the info packet about the schedule in the mail yet and am getting anxious to figure out how I should arrange my travel....any info on the matter would be much appreciated!
Wow, it's not until March but they called that early?
I have only ever heard that rumor on this forum and I really hope that is not true! That would be absurd for 2 extra years of school to negatively effect your chances. I personally would not have had near the amount of contacts and research experience if I had not done a Master's first. I know many people who are currently in a PhD program who all have their Masters.
(maybe I am the wrong person to chime in though since I have not yet received an invite) 😕
Got an e-mail from my POI at U of Delaware. I think it was for an pre-interview phone interview. If they have 2 cuts before the phone interview, that makes 4 cuts total before you get an offer. Fun stuff.
Got an e-mail from my POI at U of Delaware. I think it was for an pre-interview phone interview. If they have 2 cuts before the phone interview, that makes 4 cuts total before you get an offer. Fun stuff.
Hey guys, in addition to getting an invite to one of my schools, my POI informed me that they are nominating me for a fellowship. I'm being cautiously optimistic but do you think this bodes well for my chances of, at the very least, getting accepted? Any chance a program would nominate all of its interview invitees?
Turns out it was an interview invite. The dates on U of Delaware are Feb. 27th, March 2nd, and March 6th.
Well, it's certainly not negative, and is very likely positive. If everyone was nominated for a fellowship, it's unlikely you would be told you were being nominated.
I was told that by BU, but I didn't think anything of it. Did anyone else who heard from BU get any indication that they were being nominated for a fellowship?😕
Edit: This is from BU's web page about scholarships/fellowships:
We try to provide funding, but it is not guaranteed for a student's entire enrollment at BU. However, for the past 5 years, all of our students who have wanted funding have had tuition remission and a stipend for the first 3 years of the program. Many students have been funded in years 4+ as well. The majority of the funding is either teaching fellowships or research assistantships but there are a few university sponsored scholarships as well. Outstanding applicants are nominated for those by the admissions committee.
(I put in the bold)...so I guess that does mean its a good thing!
Although it is a good thing, I wouldn't slack off on the interview just yet.
Although it is a good thing, I wouldn't slack off on the interview just yet.
Fellowships are usually awarded based on GRE scores and GPA. You probably ranked very high in these criteria, but fit is much more important at the interview stage.
Congratulations Wrinkles! -- did anyone from Delaware mention if they are done sending out interview invites? I am waiting to hear from them.
I talked to them about a week and a half ago and the topic of invites came up and all they could say was "soon". As far as I know they haven't sent them.Has anyone heard anything from UNCG. I'm still hoping. . .
I'm an undergrad @ Auburn and talked to one of my professors last night. He said that as long as everything goes to plan, they are prepared to start sending out invites on Monday.
I got a call on Wed from my POI inviting me to the interview weekend (child clinical) after a short conversation about research interests. I got an email from the grad secretary on Thursday with details about the weekend. I think its deffinetly worth it to call the grad secretary and see whats up. Not so sure about emailing your POI.
In my experience, fellowships can come from many different places - so it really depends on what type of fellowship you were offered and where the funding is coming from. In my dept, I've seen fellowships used as sort of a 'carrot' for prospective applicants, as it can make a dept appear much more attractive (especially if you are interviewing with programs with less funding). Although it could be merit-based, it also could be a function of the advisor and his/her access to resources. If the latter is true, then it's possible that your POI has a fellowship slot to offer this year and may be offered to some/all applicants as an enticement. While it's a good sign, it's too hard to figure out what this does for your chances.Hey guys, in addition to getting an invite to one of my schools, my POI informed me that they are nominating me for a fellowship. I'm being cautiously optimistic but do you think this bodes well for my chances of, at the very least, getting accepted? Any chance a program would nominate all of its interview invitees?
anyone hear from usd/sdsu? i heard they were sending out invites the end of this week for their interviews Feb 23-24
anyone hear from usd/sdsu? i heard they were sending out invites the end of this week for their interviews Feb 23-24
Yeah, I'm wondering the same thing because the e-mail they sent said we should hear from our POI "shortly after Tuesday, 1/27." I'm getting anxious!
Has anyone else gotten an invite from The University of Vermont? Are they still sending out invites?
Hey guys! Has any one heard anything new from the following schools?
Boston Univ
Penn State
UCLA
UC Berkeley
UCSD/SDSU
Univ of Houston
Northwestern Feinberg
Univ of Florida