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Feel free to make fun, but my anxiety is at an all time high.

I was toying with the LSAC fee waiver and someone mentioned that if you submit it during the wait period for scores, you won't get yours. Now, I am pretty sure that when I was on the page where you will out your financial info that I ended up just hitting CANCEL because I remember not putting in the bank info for savings, etc.

I am literally freaked out that I accidentally submitted it. Was that the last page? Was there an additional submit after it? Would I have gotten some kind of confirmation email that I submitted it or would something show up on the LSAC page? I clicked on the fee waiver stuff again tonight and it's still on there like I could go thru the application process again.

Anything to calm my nerves would be appreciated. I know I hit cancel, but i want to have some confirmation.

Have you been smoking drugs?

I wish.

turkey wrote:Feel free to make fun, but my anxiety is at an all time high.

I was toying with the LSAC fee waiver and someone mentioned that if you submit it during the wait period for scores, you won't get yours. Now, I am pretty sure that when I was on the page where you will out your financial info that I ended up just hitting CANCEL because I remember not putting in the bank info for savings, etc.

I am literally freaked out that I accidentally submitted it. Was that the last page? Was there an additional submit after it? Would I have gotten some kind of confirmation email that I submitted it or would something show up on the LSAC page? I clicked on the fee waiver stuff again tonight and it's still on there like I could go thru the application process again.

Anything to calm my nerves would be appreciated. I know I hit cancel, but i want to have some confirmation.

Duuuuuuude. Take a deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep breath. Close your eyes. Relax.

If you can still access the page, you should be fine. If you are REALLY worried, call LSAC in the morning and ask them if it went through.

With that said, re-think your outlook on things like this, please: otherwise I get the feeling that law school (with its perpetual waiting cycles of grades/oci/callbacks/jobs/sa/offers/bar exam) might literally kill you.