Oatmeal1

OK, so I am already admitted into a "safety" school and all is well - I hope everyone else is having luck this early. So, another school (School B ), which is a little more desirable, is hosting an interview in a few weeks. School B said they plan to offer admissions at the end of the interview day. I figure I am a 99% shoe-in as I did summer research there and am buddy-buddy with about half the admissions council. I know about the April 15th thing and School B is supposedly a part of that resolution. However, what would be the best way to "gracefully" accept an in-person offer of admission without letting them know I'm waiting for better offers? (assuming they offer admission, of course! ). i.e., I don't want them to know they are a safety school by not immediately accepting and I don't want to look like a jerk by accepting and later declining, either. Any help with this social finesse?