I have an unusual situation. I'm a non-traditional applicant. In college, I voluntarily took a leave of absence midway though one term because of a family issue. I unofficially dropped the classes I was in fairly early in the term. However, I only submitted my housing cancellation form to my college's administration toward the end of the term, so I could use my room up until near the end of the term. The registrar thus listed this on my transcript as "spring term 1999, leave of absence, granted may 2, 1999," but didn't record any of the courses I was enrolled in that term. There's nothing I can due to change this on my record.
The AMCAS seems to want you to record all classes you were ever enrolled in (even if they aren't listed on your transcript) as courses from which you withdrew. But since this was several years ago, and as I was only really enrolled for a few weeks of that term, I can't even remember the exact names of the classes I was in, and I have no official documentation to let me know exactly what classes they were (yes, I have a rather poor memory). Also, having these withdrawals listed probably wouldn't look very good on my AMCAS record, since I already have three course withdrawals listed from other college terms. Is it reasonable to merely leave these courses off the AMCAS application, given these circumstances? Would I get in trouble if I did so?