<p>Are we allowed to register for 2 schools? Then cancel one out later?</p>
<p>Generally no. If they find you doing that, you could lose both spots.</p>
<p>Ok, thanks for your reply.</p>
<p>This incenses me. SIR stands for Statement of Intent to Register, not Statement of I’m too much of an immature coward to make a choice so I’m going to double-deposit and mess up other people’s hopes and dreams. Capeesh?</p>
<p>um…this isn’t for me, but thanks for your opinion. </p>
<p>However, I don’t think a person who deposits into two schools is considered to be an “immature coward”. I had to decide between Harvard and Princeton and that wasn’t an easy decision, although I chose Harvard in the end. :)</p>
<p>potentially stealing or delaying a poor waitlist hopeful’s spot because you’re not able to make a choice you should have been making months prior should be considered immature.</p>
<p>(not…you the global you)</p>
<p>ya i don’t like this concept either. I know two people who submitted enrollment deposits at UNC-CH and probably are not going there. I am waitlisted there and that just makes me angry.</p>
<p>I do agree. Even though the decisions might be hard, they should choose. I was also waitlisted at my number one school so yeah…</p>
<p>I don’t understand why you would do this. You do have to choose where you’re going eventually, so what’s the point of potentially taking up someone’s spot AND wasting your enrollment deposit?</p>