Hey! Does anyone know what happens when you click the withdraw box on the mdapply portals? Do you get a prompt asking "are you sure?" or some kind of email confirmation that your app was withdrawn or a change in the application status?
Withdraw Button Question
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Do you mean the withdraw button on the AMCAS application?
If you click that, your application would be withdrawn from all the AMCAS schools you applied to this year and this action is not reversible.
At this time in the application cycle, I would advise letting your applications ride out until the end.
I meant more on the secondary application portal. There's no way I'm withdrawing my apps right now, I just almost clicked it on the portal by accident and got scared so I wanted to know if anyone knows what happens when you do that 😅
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Well I'm glad the portal asked you if you were sure! Good luck the rest of this year
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From my experience:
The withdraw button on school portals will dump your application status into the "self-withdrawn" abyss. Remember the school-specific portal may save your application ACTIONS (not necessarily your application data) over a longer time, so if you wind up applying to that same school, they will know from your application history that you punched "self-withdraw" once before. That is fair game to bring up to the admissions committee.
Don't do this unless you wind up matriculating at a different program.
The withdraw button on school portals will dump your application status into the "self-withdrawn" abyss. Remember the school-specific portal may save your application ACTIONS (not necessarily your application data) over a longer time, so if you wind up applying to that same school, they will know from your application history that you punched "self-withdraw" once before. That is fair game to bring up to the admissions committee.
Don't do this unless you wind up matriculating at a different program.
