Would you be able to tell me when you applied to Midwestern and Brenau?Applied- UTEP, TWU, St. Augustine, LLU, Touro, Midwestern, Brenau, A.T. Still
Waitlist: Midwestern (waitlist for interview)
Interviews- AT Still (11/30) Brenau (declined)
Acceptance- AT Still
Will be attending ATSU
Hey, I agree with Yorit06! Also, every interview I've been on have been completely different styles, with totally different questions that I did not prepare for, so that just threw me off more and made me more nervous. So, the only question I would really prepare for is why do you want to go to this program and obviously have questions prepared specifically about their program so the interviewers know you've done your research on the school and are interested. I'm sure other people have other ideas about actively preparing answers to questions, but I just find that it throws me off more when those questions aren't asked; you can never fully prepare for an interview as you really have no idea what they're going to ask. A good idea might be just to reflect on your extracurricular/work/research/etc. experiences in terms of teamwork and conflict and conflict resolutions and just what you learned from each in general because you can probably work that in to most answers.
Which campus? I interviewed at the St. Augustine one and it was really relaxed, just me and one other girl and the professor. She asked
It with Miami but thank you
Im attending there as well!Applied- UTEP, TWU, St. Augustine, LLU, Touro, Midwestern, Brenau, A.T. Still
Waitlist: Midwestern (waitlist for interview)
Interviews- AT Still (11/30) Brenau (declined)
Acceptance- AT Still
Will be attending ATSU
UPDATE
I went to the accepted students event at Tufts and loved the feel of the school. There are a lot of opportunities to adapt the program to what you want (take electives in other areas, get certificates while in your program, do a doctoral capstone in research/teaching/etc, volunteer) and the students and professors seem so passionate about producing the best students while keeping in mind their mental health, etc.
Hey would you mind telling me when you applied to UIC and if graduated from your undergrad? I applied to UIC in late October and I haven't hear anything yet and I'm just really nervous.
My OTCAS was verified on September 20th and I have one more semester of my undergrad to finish up. From what I've heard, UIC sends out the majority of decisions in March, so there's no need to be worried!
I have my interview at at still soon!! Can you give me any insight? It’s my top choice and I’m so excited / nervous!!
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When did you send in your application? I thought we weren’t supposed to hear back till February! And I sent in my application in August
How was the Belmont interview? I have mine coming up in a few weeks!
Congrats on your acceptance!! Would you mind sharing your stats? Also would you happen to know if scholarships are awarded along with acceptances or is that a separate notification?
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Psychology Major
GPA: 3.62
GRE: 157V, 160Q, 4.0
Observation: 40 hours at an elementary school, hippotherapy organization, and private office (Weakest part of my application, but it was hard to get a ton of hours while working full time and going to night classes for pre-reqs! But I emphasized how my current job at a research foundation relates to evidence-based practice in OT)
Letters of Rec (3) : Occupational Therapist I shadowed, Lab Director at my current job, Army mentor and professor
Applied: D'Youville, TJU, Howard, USC, Nova, Brenau, University of Florida
Interview: TJU (11/9)
Rejections:
Acceptances:
No prob! See the most recent update above. I also have lots of extracurricular (volunteer, work, and leadership) experience that I didn't list. U.S. Army (ROTC and Reserve), Human Rights Campaign, Alabama Alliance for Healthy Youth, Sorority Service Chair, Aceing for Autism, etc.
There will be a LOT of people there so try not to get worried about that.. There is an essay that you answer on the computer, as well as 2 short interviews with faculty. I personally liked the way they did it, but it was a long and tiring day! But worth it!
Hi! I am interviewing this week for Thomas Jefferson’s transfer program. Can you tell me what the interview was like? I am so terrified of this group interview!
Yeah it's really expensive and also longer than the other programs. In UScience's curriculum, there's an entire summer semester without any classes? I'd rather graduate a semester earlier. I got accepted into Widener so I'm going there
.Hey! May I ask when you applied to USC? My application was verified end of October and I still haven't heard back.
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Psychology Major
GPA: 3.62
GRE: 157V, 160Q, 4.0
Observation: 40 hours at an elementary school, hippotherapy organization, and private office (Weakest part of my application, but it was hard to get a ton of hours while working full time and going to night classes for pre-reqs! But I emphasized how my current job at a research foundation relates to evidence-based practice in OT)
Letters of Rec (3) : Occupational Therapist I shadowed, Lab Director at my current job, Army mentor and professor
Applied: D'Youville, TJU, Howard, USC, Nova, Brenau, University of Florida
Interview: TJU (11/9)
Rejections:
Acceptances:
