Does campus visit mean acceptance to colleges?

[Pych]

Hey guys,

 

What do you think about the visiting campus? I know that it is a good chance to meet faculty members, friends, campus, and other advantages. Does it mean I say "yes" to those school before I go? Am I able to say "no" after I visited?

[GeoDUDE!]

Hey guys,

 

What do you think about the visiting campus? I know that it is a good chance to meet faculty members, friends, campus, and other advantages. Does it mean I say "yes" to those school before I go? Am I able to say "no" after I visited?

 

You can say no. I certainly did. Why wouldn't you be able to ? 

[gradapplicant15]

I'm not sure, but definetely go visit.

[fuzzylogician]

What do you think about the visiting campus? I know that it is a good chance to meet faculty members, friends, campus, and other advantages. Does it mean I say "yes" to those school before I go? Am I able to say "no" after I visited?

 

The campus visit is the school's opportunity to try and get you accept their offer (assuming it's post-acceptance). You can attend multiple visits and you are not required to accept any offer, regardless of whether or not you visited. So,try and visit any school that you are considering attending. It will give you a lot of valuable information. 

[rising_star]

You can definitely say no after visiting. I said no to every single PhD department I visited. It was fine. There have been no hard feelings.