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It's probably too soon to start this thread- anyone else out there?
Emily
Thanks SaintlyJ!
I never thought that they would have the same interview days on purpose, let's hppe not!
I feel very fortunate because I'm interviewing at both UCSF and Yale in late January, and somehow also not on the same day. In the unlikely scenario that I would have to choose between the two programs... I struggle to find a clear answer, because they both seem like a dream come true.
I'm really hoping visiting the schools and the interviewing/orientation process will help point me in the right direction. I've always wanted to live in San francisco, and both programs seem amazing. I also like that Yale seems to encourage research, which is another goal of mine.
It looks as though NYC is not too far from Orange; do you all ever get out to the city??
Thanks for the info, it was helpful :)
NYC is about an hour and a half to two hours away from Orange/New Haven via MetroNorth (West Haven or Union Station). Yes, students go to the big apple from time to time! :) Either just to visit, or even to go to conferences there. Depending on your specialty, you even get together with students from other programs around region (NYU/Columbia/etc) to talk about various issues. There are even a few who decide to live in the city and commute to Yale.
Thanks SaintlyJ!I never thought that they would have the same interview days on purpose, let's hppe not!
I feel very fortunate because I'm interviewing at both UCSF and Yale in late January, and somehow also not on the same day. In the unlikely scenario that I would have to choose between the two programs... I struggle to find a clear answer, because they both seem like a dream come true.
I'm really hoping visiting the schools and the interviewing/orientation process will help point me in the right direction. I've always wanted to live in San francisco, and both programs seem amazing. I also like that Yale seems to encourage research, which is another goal of mine.
It looks as though NYC is not too far from Orange; do you all ever get out to the city??
Thanks for the info, it was helpful :)
Don't forget about cost, if that matters to you. I didn't even bother applying to UCSF because the cost of living in SF is ridiculous, and the tuition at UCSF is the highest I've seen. They keep raising it every year too because the UC system is broke, so who knows how much it'll go up next year. But both are great schools with solid programs.
Hello I have a question to those interviewing in person. Are people planning to stay the night the day of the interview, perhaps go out to dinner or to get a feel for the area? I'm wondering if I should book one or two nights. My interview is 24th Friday for psych specialty. I am coming from California so I figure if I can get there and compose myself the night before the interview that would be nice. Once that's over, I wonder how much people will be gathering, if at all? Should I stay that night and hit the local Yale grad student hangouts?
Thanks farful! I'm so excited, even just to have been invited for an interview :)
mzaur- price is almost always a consideration, but I decided UCSF and 1 other program are my exceptions. I've always wanted to live in SF... Almost everything I do is restricted by financial limitations, but this is my dream so I figure I might as well splurge on the best program, if it is made available to me!
Thanks :). What was everyone's experience like on interview day? What's the new campus like? I had to opt for a phone interview, so didn't get the full experience. That being said, I had such a fantastic interviewer and found the specialty info session to be very helpful when comparing programs.
March 1 feels so far away!
SaintlyJ
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Hmm, perhaps the 482 is to GEPN only and the rest are RN-MSN and post-masters candidates?