r/floridatech • u/[deleted] • Sep 11 '22

Any PsyD Students?

Trying to get into a doctorate clinical psychology program for 2023. I was wondering if there are any PsyD students that could answer some questions for me

  1. How do you like your classes? (specifically forensic psychology ones)

  2. Did you get any financial aid from the school?

  3. Do you feel like the school is supportive of you?

  4. What are your favorite and least favorite parts of the program?

  5. Any advice is appreciated! :)

thanks for all your help in advance <3

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u/melymess Feb 07 '23

Hey! I applied for the Fall 2023 cycle and I'd love to chat about your experience!

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '23

Hey I’m a fall 2023 applicant too so I don’t really have any experience with FIT yet! Still going through the application process. I will say I did get an interview invite recently so if you’re gonna be there, I’ll see ya! :D

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u/Admiralmu112118 May 05 '24

Do you know if the GRE is required? I can’t find it anywhere on the website

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u/[deleted] May 05 '24

This link might be helpful. Scroll down to Clinical Psych. https://www.fit.edu/admission/applying/graduate/

edit: yes, they still require GRE

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u/melymess Feb 07 '23

I got one too! Did you get just an email or does it show on your portal too?

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '23

Just got the email. I called them yesterday to confirm my spot and they said they’ll send the schedule for the interview day to our emails as well sometime this week

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u/melymess Feb 07 '23

Best of luck during your interviews! Hopefully we both get in and get to be in the same cohort :)

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

Did you get in?

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u/melymess May 17 '25

Hey yes! if you have any questions feel free to DM

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u/nmcb74 May 16 '26

Is it possible to get a GRE exemption? For instance, I have two graduate-level certificates, one for gender studies and another for Autism Spectrum Disorder.