I received a message that says I have entered a term that is not active for electronic transmission. What does that mean?
Electronic applications can only be transmitted for the terms and years you see listed as available on the school’s Select Term/Program application list. If you indicate a term on the application that is not listed, the application cannot be transmitted electronically. You can fill out the application, print it, and mail it to the law school, but you cannot save or transmit it. I accidentally selected and saved the wrong application for a law school. Now I cannot select the application I really want to complete. You can only choose one application for each term for each law school. First, you must delete the application you saved. Click Delete for the active application you want to remove. Your saved application will be deleted and you will be able to open the other application for that term. Applications cannot be deleted if you have assigned letters of recommendation. Under Letters of Recommendation in the Credentials section of Active Applications, click View or Edit, remove all let
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