The psychology graduate applicant's portal (www.Psychgrad. Org)

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Applying to graduate school in psychology can be an intimidating process. Many obstacles must be overcome, such as applying to a program appropriate to the specific applicant, getting good GRE scores, submitting a clear and well-written statement of purpose, and obtaining letters of recommendation, to name just a few. Much information is available to assist applicants in these tasks, but finding this information can cause problems even for experienced Internet users. The goal of this project is to create an easily accessible Web clearing house of information on applying to graduate school in psychology. This Web site, called the Psychology Graduate Applicant's Portal (or PsychGrad.org), contains targeted links to other Web pages with valuable information, book recommendations on the application process, polls to measure issues important to the graduate applicants, site-unique advice on graduate programs, a message board to exchange information and experiences, and other information relevant to the application process.

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Burgess, C., Conley, P., Decker, C., & Devitto, Z. (2001). The psychology graduate applicant’s portal (www.Psychgrad. Org). Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, and Computers, 33(2), 263–266. https://doi.org/10.3758/BF03195373

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