Accepted via personalized email on 3/8/12
oh my goodness. Why haven't I heard anything from the child clinical program at VCU? It would be so helpful to know where I am on the waiting list (or if they've extended an offer). I'm holding on to another offer hoping to hear from VCU (#1 school). It's difficult to move on from wanting my 1st choice when I have not received any kind of update as to where they are in the process. It's frustrating.
Which brings me to my question for y'all:
is it customary for schools to notify you if you are on a waiting list or really where they are in the process?
Has anyone been made an offer from the University of Saint Louis?
UT Austin clinical psychology!!! so excited!
informed i'm on the waiting list via snail mail today (3/8)
what are my chances??!?!
my stomach almost untied of knots after first seeing a very thin envelope
Has anyone heard from City College? I interviewed sooo long ago!
Anyone on here accepted into UC Irvine's developmental program? I am curious to know who would be in my cohort...
How common is it for programs to not include health insurance in their funding package?
One of my programs offered coverage of the entire premium, one offered to cover 80%, and I haven't yet received a hard copy of funding from my most recent program. Judging from the first two, however, I would expect something from the third to be competitive. No?
One of my programs offered coverage of the entire premium, one offered to cover 80%, and I haven't yet received a hard copy of funding from my most recent program. Judging from the first two, however, I would expect something from the third to be competitive. No?
Yeah, a bunch of programs I applied to offer health insurance (in the same was that employers do, paying the majority of the premium), but the program I most want to go to does not offer it! Anyone know of inexpensive health insurance options for students, aside from the University's policy? I've heard this schools policy is "not worth it"
I'm happy to say I received this phone call as well.
Ugh I just called to decline my other offer. It's not like I think I'm so great that I've broken this person's heart or anything, but it's still a terribly awkward conversation to have. He also immediately asked where I had accepted.
I agree. I am procrastinating contacting schools because of that awkward feeling. I think I will just write one solid email and then mass send. Just rip the band aid off strategy. Maybe doing this sooner than later will help the other applicants who really want to go the programs because the programs can give the fellowships and assistantships that I was offered to those who are fully committed.
School: Wright State University
Program: Clinical Psychology PsyD
Concentration: Child Concentration
Notification: Got a phone call from one of the faculty members who interviewed me and is also the head of the Child Concentration!!!!!
School: Wright State University
Program: Clinical Psychology PsyD
Concentration: Child Concentration
Notification: Got a phone call from one of the faculty members who interviewed me and is also the head of the Child Concentration!!!!!
Unless things have changed, Harvard extends offers over the phone (no in person interviews, at best a phone interview) and they have a visiting weekend for those accepted. My understanding is that there is no waitlist- professor told me that they only have a set number of offers they can extend and if they are not accepted they cannot make new offers. Rejections come out pretty late via snail mail as well. Based on my experience, any offers would have already been extended (they were by Feb two years ago). Their incoming cohorts are really small (~2) so its not surprising its hard to hear by word of mouth. Other programs like UIUC and I think Yale work like that (i.e., no in person interviews).
I asked this in the interview thread too...what are our thoughts on the etiquette for removing yourself from consideration at schools you haven't heard back from yet post-interview if you've already accepted an offer elsewhere?
Do it. You already know where you're going so definitely ask to be removed from consideration. It'll get your name off acceptance/waitlists and open up a spot for someone else.
Only one of the programs in which I was waitlisted told me on their own. However, my POIs didn't mind when I e-mailed them to ask if offers have been extended yet (and if they have been, I asked about my status). Good luck!
I don't know if this applies here. but I got accepted in the Human Development Family Studies, Ph. D program at Texas Tech, via e-mail with a formal letter to follow 3/9/12
Congrats! Texas Tech has a strong program!
hey everyone - i am waiting to hear back from one school to make my final decision. I interviewed there about two weeks ago. and I would like some time before the April 15th deadline approaches to make a decision. I also would like to give the school i choose plenty of time before the deadline.
Is it okay for me to email my POI or the program coordinator asking if they have made any acceptance decisions. If not when i should hear back?
How should i word this? Who should i email? I'm kinda nervous if that would ruin my chances, etc.
Has anyone heard from UVA-Curry since the interview?
Haven't heard a thing either way.Has anyone heard from SUNY Binghamton's Clinical PhD? I thought they were supposed to extend offers by March 9th or 10th and haven't seen anyone reporting any acceptances or rejections post-interview on this forum or Grad Cafe. They also aren't on spring break.