If any Hofstra admissions office folks are reading this forum, it would be courteous of you to reject those of us who don't have a chance promptly. Many of us still hold you first in our affections. If we can move on, then we can write honest letters of intent to other schools. I can flirt with other places with letters of interest, but letters of intent are a shade more likely to help me seal the deal with another school. It will allow those of us with other options to lay down non-refundable deposits without regret. I suspect that many of us are looking at shelling out the hefty deposits required by DO schools. Let us go so we can do it without hesitation or angst.
Hofstra, you know you've got it going on! Don't keep us hanging on, waiting on your email. The interview may have only been one "date," but it meant something special to me, and, obviously, to other folks, too.
If Hofstra was Big Pun (Big Hof?), the song would go "Don't want to be a player no more... I'm not a player I just interview a lot"
