Graduate School Admission Results

Been tough having to wait this long, but so glad I was ACCEPTED! I've already told them I'm in!! Not a lot of PsyD programs around, hopefully everyone had a safety (Nova was mine!) that they can pull the trigger on before the 4/15 APA deadline. Best of luck everyone. See you out in the field in a few years!!

Accepted and will accept next week. Just to help everyone else that might be hoping, it's my understanding from a helpful person involved with the admissions committee that they have had higher rate of acceptance this year and aren't expecting more spots to open up going forward. Likely if you haven't been accepted and are waitlisted, it's not going to happen. I'm sorry, but I know I would want to know so I could begin to make plans and other options. They do seem to keep a lot of people on the hook unnecessarily.

Accepted off the waitlist! I'll be accepting the offer!

Has anyone heard back from SUNY Albany? I've been in the dark since interviews.

Currently on waitlist for JG

Accepted into the PsyD and am an alternate for the PhD. I'll be declining the offer though. Hopefully this helps someone!

Was told I had a high rating by faculty, but not high enough. Not sure if they put this on everyone who was waitlisted's email? They said there's a chance people would drop their acceptance in the summer and i could be admitted. But that doesn't leave me much time to move states. Please let them know if you aren't planning on attending!

Got waitlisted.. I am in the masters in forensic psychology at this school currently. If you are not intending to enroll in the fall, please let them know!! This is my top choice :(

Waitlisted with message that the faculty interviewer rated me very high but my (overall?) score wasn't high enough. My impressions of the program during interview day make me not mad about this result though. They very much tried to sell us their program, without allowing us to ask questions and catering to us. My three interviews resulted in a grand total of four questions, two generic ones by the faculty, and two more specific ones by the students. I am assuming I did not get accepted because one of these student questions was what non-psych non-textbook non-fiction book do you read, and I made it clear that I had attention difficulties and thus did not read often. If they use that to judge someone's aspirations for learning, that says a lot about their program while also speaking to poor accessibility and inclusion. Every other interview day I have been to has asked better questions and seemed to acknowledge how much I loved learning. Just because someone cannot focus for hours on a book does not mean that they don't love learning.

Canadian Applicant

Can anyone who was accepted into a ridiculously expensive and basically unfunded program let me know how tf to consider this, or if its ridiculous to even do so? Ideally someone w/o parents who will pay (happy for you guys though!)