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Not an unpopular opinion at all. If you know that you don’t want to attend a particular school, why waste your time, the time of the time interviewer, and the time of the admissions committee, interviewing, particularly if you already hold a seat elsewhere? My wife is faculty at a different medical school and sits on the admissions committee; its a VERY tough job having the aspirations of applicants in your hands and trying to decide who gets in and who doesn’t. The job is made harder by those students who they get a sense that are just interviewing but they know the likelihood of them actually attending is 0 to none. They still have to legally give them the same consideration as the next applicant. No, give up the interview invite to someone else.Unpopular opinion here, but if you already have an A and know 100% you would not go here, I’d turn down the interview so someone else can take your spot. There are a lot of people who would like the chance to interview here for a potential A.
When interviews were in person, more people got the chance to interview at a school because people turned down their extra IIs after receiving an A.
Obviously just my opinion though, and I understand where everyone else is coming from!