If I get accepted by two schools...

[itsmekook]

Dec 1 is coming up and I wish good luck to all!
I know it's silly to think of this already, but I am very curious.
If I get accepted to two school, and cannot decide which one, what can I do?

For my situation, there is a school I really want to get in but my pre-req will be done after Spring 2016. And I know I have high chance of getting into the In-State school, which I have completed pre-req.

I have no idea how things work so I only can speculate.

Can you pay the non-refundable fee and hold your position at both school?

Again, good luck to you all!

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[Pro-Dentite19]

Definitely pay two deposits unless one is your top choice....losing a few hundred dollars is literally nothing compared to how much you are about to pay in tuition.

 

[Carbohydrates]

Well what I would do is flip the coin.
The psychology behind it is: if you flip head for school A, and suddenly you feel "oh I wish it could have been school B", or "oh, head, maybe I'll try again". Then school B is definitely your choice. Vice versa.

Unless, you prefer spin the bottle, or some other gambling options.

 

[Typical Average Student]

or some other gambling options.

I recommend spending that deposit money on high stakes slap jack.

 

[ajj70]

Is there a significant cost difference between the two schools? As others have said, yes, you can put deposits down on more than one school, but the question is, do you want to give up the thousands of dollars to do that?