psychdork

shut tight

Dear grad committee Stop the madness already Just tell me now please!

ice scooper

Haha! He said my actual name, thankfully. If he had called me "psychdork" I would have definitely freaked out! And thanks!

birthday party

water bottle

Running man

practical magic

Crash diet

cherry red

honor code

teenage boy

I wore flats (sturdy ones with socks) to an interview this year, but I actually did debate between those and "mid-calf length" boots under my pants. I'm from a cold weather place (that gets quite a bit of snow) so I didn't want to wear heels as I can be quite a klutz when snow/ice is involved. For me, flats aren't that cold in the winter, but then again I'm used to the cold. If you want something a little warmer, then boots (ankle or otherwise) would be a good option.

Money plant

Rain coat

City lights

Cage fighter

camp girl

come home

animal house

offer accepted

Pike position

If you think there is still a decent chance that you could change your mind and pick this school, then I would go. One of my "safety" schools is still in consideration just because they do offer some things that some of the larger (more impressive) schools do not. Like DarwinAG said, it is possible that you could change your mind about your top choice after visiting this school. Not having an offer finalized would make me a little worried too, so if you want to use this as a back-up, just in case something goes wrong with your offer, then that sounds logical to me. However, if you are only planning on attending for the sole purpose of networking, then do not go. There are plenty of opportunities to network, and this is not one of them. If this is the case, then I would politely decline and try to keep in contact with that POI (as much as they would let me) for future opportunities. Do you need to make a decision right away? Is the interview far off enough that you could wait a few days to see if your other offer is finalized before you give this school an answer?

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