Question on application processes

[MarkAELSU]

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Hey thanks for looking at my thread. First off, took the DAT today, and didn't do so well. It was really my first time experiencing the whole method to how the test is given so I'm pretty confident I'll be able to write my wrongs next time around.

So I had my AADSAS application just about done, was going to go tomorrow to talk to 2 of my professors about Letters of Evaluation, but considering
1) I'm a late applicant as it is
2) I didn't do good on my DAT

I'm pretty sure I'm just going to apply as early as possible next cycle. So my question is..... all the information I have stored at my aadsas application, is this going to be ERASED if I don't submit it by like January or so? Or does all this information save? I was reading about when the aadsas cycle opened in previous threads and this has me confused, wondering if it means it shuts down and opens up and you can only access it on a given day like in May or June.
OR does it just save everything until you click E-submit regardless of what time of year it is?

Also, about the letters of recommendation, should I hold off on this until next semester? Or can they still submit it to aadsas and they already be registered as a COMPLETED ORANGE SQUARE on my application status?

Anyway just confused on how this e-submit stuff works, and if its open throughout the year.

 

[glo1984]

Once the current cycle closes, all your information is lost so don't waste your time doing anything. If you apply twice, you start over from ground zero the second time.

Therefore, regardless of whether you submit or not, information is not saved. I believe the new cycle opens early June therefore you cannot do anything before that point.

 

[MarkAELSU]

What about things like sending letters of recommendation? Would it be wise to tell your professors to send them like a week before the cycle date opens? Also, take the Dat like 3 weeks before the site opens up so that when it does open up, your dat will already be there? Not even sure if thats how it works. Just trying to see what the EARLIEST of EARLY birds have when it comes to game planning and getting your stuff in ASAP when its go time