Miami University or Ohio State?

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Actually, it was The Committee on International Relations and is the equivalent of the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton and SAIS at Johns Hopkins (also accepted there)…not to mention that it’s a graduate program at the University of Chicago, where I’m certain that every single program is far more selective than 99% of the Clinical Psychology programs around the country.

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<p>The Committee on International Relations isn’t as selective as a funded PhD program in most fields. And it’s not a funded program. All the master’s programs at Chicago are what’s known as “cash cows”–that goes for MAPSS, MAPH, and all the rest. I actually got into the JFK school at Harvard–same thing there. (Didn’t go.)</p>

<p>I can’t speak to clinical psychology, but I know that most PhD programs in my field only accept about 5-15 people every year out of 300 or so applicants.</p>

<p>I actually want to give a shout-out to the grad programs at Ohio State because they ARE funded. </p>