Well, that partially depends on the reason why you don't want to go back. Are you just wanting to mix things up or have some sort of "dream" school? Those aren't good reasons to pass up the opportunity. If the school has some concerning things happening (really low pass rates, probationary accreditation, etc), then maybe that should cause some pause on your end. Ultimately, it's a major gamble to "hope" you'll get into your top choice next year. With this being your only acceptance out of a handful of schools? That's not a risk I personally would be willing to take. You could very likely get into zero schools next cycle, and then what? With my applications I applied to a ton of schools in locations I wasn't keen on because getting in was the most important thing. Fortunately, I didn't have to go to any of my bottom-of-the-list schools, but I would've sucked it up if I did because getting in and attending school ASAP was very important to me. With that said, I didn't get into any of my top-of-the-list choices and will be attending school in a town and state I have no desire to be in. That's just life and with PT programs being so competitive, that's how it worked out for many of us.
