Hi All - I would like some advice on canceling a second look visit.
I was accepted to School A before School B, and signed up for second look at School A before I was accepted to School B. Now, I have an acceptance from School B, my top choice and where I will "commit to enroll".
School A reimburses airfare (I would of course be willing to absorb the cost of the plane tickets) and provides hotel accommodations.
What would the etiquette be for canceling the visit? Is it rude to do so or is it more egregious to continue to occupy a spot that another applicant could take? If it was an MD-only second look I would have no reservations about canceling, but I know MD-PhD second looks are much more personal with faculty meetings, provided accommodations, etc.
Any thoughts welcome.
I was accepted to School A before School B, and signed up for second look at School A before I was accepted to School B. Now, I have an acceptance from School B, my top choice and where I will "commit to enroll".
School A reimburses airfare (I would of course be willing to absorb the cost of the plane tickets) and provides hotel accommodations.
What would the etiquette be for canceling the visit? Is it rude to do so or is it more egregious to continue to occupy a spot that another applicant could take? If it was an MD-only second look I would have no reservations about canceling, but I know MD-PhD second looks are much more personal with faculty meetings, provided accommodations, etc.
Any thoughts welcome.