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My goal is to get off the waitlist at one of the Texas MD schools (I am currently on a few of the waitlists for the Texas MD schools). I have been accepted to MD schools in other states and narrowed that list down to one MD school outside of Texas. I have been accepted to the DO school in Texas. If I do not get off the waitlists at the Texas MD school, I will go to the MD school over the Texas DO school. However, if I do get off the waitlists at the Texas MD schools, I will definitely go to them over the MD school in the other state. To summarize: Texas MD > MD in other state > Texas DO
Here is my question: after the deadline on April 30th, can I still hold on to the MD acceptance and the Texas DO acceptance? My reason for asking is that if I withdraw from the Texas DO school, given that is the only school I have been accepted to in Texas, the Texas MD schools may not accept me off their waitlist in the coming months because I chose a school in a different state over the Texas DO school. Texas schools have a reputation for supporting each other and I do not want to hurt my chances of getting off one of those waitlists, however small they may be, if I do not have to. If I do not hearing anything by June, I would plan on letting the Texas DO school know then. However, I would prefer to keep my options open as long as possible if I could in the small chance of getting into the Texas MD school. Can anyone comment on how the deadline works with holding acceptances from MD and DO schools, especially in relation to Texas. Thank you.
Here is my question: after the deadline on April 30th, can I still hold on to the MD acceptance and the Texas DO acceptance? My reason for asking is that if I withdraw from the Texas DO school, given that is the only school I have been accepted to in Texas, the Texas MD schools may not accept me off their waitlist in the coming months because I chose a school in a different state over the Texas DO school. Texas schools have a reputation for supporting each other and I do not want to hurt my chances of getting off one of those waitlists, however small they may be, if I do not have to. If I do not hearing anything by June, I would plan on letting the Texas DO school know then. However, I would prefer to keep my options open as long as possible if I could in the small chance of getting into the Texas MD school. Can anyone comment on how the deadline works with holding acceptances from MD and DO schools, especially in relation to Texas. Thank you.