“They recommend it because as the deadline gets closer, the more people start to submit, and the verification of transcripts backs up and takes longer than normal. When this happens, if it ends up being something wrong on your transcript that you need to correct, you won’t know as quickly as you may need in order to make the changes before the application closes.”
I was under the impression that you have to submit your application before the deadline and then the verification takes whatever time it takes. Are you saying that in fact if you submit your application and there is some error on your transcript as input to VMCAS that your whole application will be invalidated or something?
I was under the impression that you have to submit your application before the deadline and then the verification takes whatever time it takes. Are you saying that in fact if you submit your application and there is some error on your transcript as input to VMCAS that your whole application will be invalidated or something?