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There is one school in particular that I love. It is my #1 choice and I enjoyed my interview experience there thoroughly.
There is also another school that I like (similarly ranked) but is 1/3 the cost of school #1.
I've interviewed at these places but haven't been accepted.. and school #1 makes a decision before Christmas and is notorious for placing ton of people on their waitlist. Should I sent a letter of intent there? If it's my #1 choice, I wouldn't want to hang around waiting for a waitlist spot to send one in.
The other thing that makes it hard is that school #2 is much cheaper. I may very well be rejected at both schools.. who knows? But I really want school #1 to know they're my number 1 choice. When you send a letter of intent and get in, are you committed to going there? Because there are other factors that affect your decision as well.. such as $
There is also another school that I like (similarly ranked) but is 1/3 the cost of school #1.
I've interviewed at these places but haven't been accepted.. and school #1 makes a decision before Christmas and is notorious for placing ton of people on their waitlist. Should I sent a letter of intent there? If it's my #1 choice, I wouldn't want to hang around waiting for a waitlist spot to send one in.
The other thing that makes it hard is that school #2 is much cheaper. I may very well be rejected at both schools.. who knows? But I really want school #1 to know they're my number 1 choice. When you send a letter of intent and get in, are you committed to going there? Because there are other factors that affect your decision as well.. such as $