<p>Hello, I took the GRE last week and much to my disappointment I received an 1100 (520 Q, 580 V). I know this will be a significant dent in my application but here are my other stats:</p>
<p>3.67 GPA, 3.96 psychology GPA</p>
<p>honors program and completing honors thesis cognitive neuroscience project</p>
<p>lots of extracurriculars, 6 honors societies, president of psych club and psi chi. i don't even know if any of this matters but it certainly fills up my CV. </p>
<p>a lot of research experience at my school. assisted with about 10 different projects there not including honors thesis. worked in a hospital for a summer doing neuropsych testing on patients. involved in several research projects there and got my name mentioned in a book and co author at 2 presentations. </p>
<p>worked in a cognitive neuroscience lab at an ivy league school. got great fmri experience there (i want to do fmri research) but too early for any presentations</p>
<p>overall, i have about 6 poster presentations, 1 publication in an undergrad journals, lots of lab skills and also i should get great LOR's. </p>
<p>so what do you think my chances are for cognitive neuroscience phd programs? i'm applying to some good programs but only a couple top programs. will my 1100 totally ruin my chances? </p>
<p>thank you!</p>