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29 Jul 2025, 10:47
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I was fortunate enough to get accepted to two great deferred programs. My deciding factor is geography, but there are personal considerations I won't know until I enroll (mostly where my long-term significant other will do grad school) that would help make the decision.
Because of this uncertainty, I'd like to accept both spots. As far as I can tell, there's no language in either offer letter that covers this situation. So, I was wondering if anyone had insight as to whether this could cost me my spots if the schools found out.
And obviously I'd prefer to not have to put down two deposits or hold a spot from another deserving candidate. But it's a tricky situation and I'm mostly concerned about the universities' potential courses of action.
Because of this uncertainty, I'd like to accept both spots. As far as I can tell, there's no language in either offer letter that covers this situation. So, I was wondering if anyone had insight as to whether this could cost me my spots if the schools found out.
And obviously I'd prefer to not have to put down two deposits or hold a spot from another deserving candidate. But it's a tricky situation and I'm mostly concerned about the universities' potential courses of action.
29 Jul 2025, 10:56
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Hi. You can if there is no exclusivity or binding language. This depends on the program. They have different policies.
Usually there is a requirement that you withdraw from other programs but if they don’t have binding language then it is totally ok.
Alternatively you can also copy paste the language into ChatGPT and see what it thinks. Though be careful as it is lazy and will use generic language potentially. Something I discovered 😣
Usually there is a requirement that you withdraw from other programs but if they don’t have binding language then it is totally ok.
Alternatively you can also copy paste the language into ChatGPT and see what it thinks. Though be careful as it is lazy and will use generic language potentially. Something I discovered 😣
29 Jul 2025, 10:59
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In case you are facing a binding agreement I would just pick one.
The risk and ethics are not worth taking on usually.
The risk and ethics are not worth taking on usually.
