CASPA for next cycle

[TheBatman]

I have already started the caspa application, but I will not be applying for this cycle, but for the 2019-2020 cycle. I have updated my coursework, had my transcripts sent to caspa, and already added the schools I'm interested in. I did this in the hopes that when I'm ready to submit the application next cycle, it will not take me very long. I am currently working as a patient care tech in the Cardiovascular ICU of a hospital, so I update my PCE hours as the weeks go by.

My question is: even though I'm not submitting the caspa this cycle, will the information I have be saved when I'm ready to submit it next spring?

[newbeginning]

Attached is a link to CASPA’s frequently asked questions section on the subject. CASPA has a very helpful FAQ section. Godspeed 

https://help.liaisonedu.com/CASPA_Applicant_Help_Center/Starting_Your_CASPA_Application/Creating_and_Managing_Your_CASPA_Account/3_Use_an_Existing_CASPA_Account_to_Re-Apply

[daydreamy]

On 8/7/2018 at 2:32 AM, TheBatman said:

I have already started the caspa application, but I will not be applying for this cycle, but for the 2019-2020 cycle. I have updated my coursework, had my transcripts sent to caspa, and already added the schools I'm interested in. I did this in the hopes that when I'm ready to submit the application next cycle, it will not take me very long. I am currently working as a patient care tech in the Cardiovascular ICU of a hospital, so I update my PCE hours as the weeks go by.

My question is: even though I'm not submitting the caspa this cycle, will the information I have be saved when I'm ready to submit it next spring?

Simple answer: yes. Definitely read their FAQ though.

[paPassion7]

Official transcripts sent from schools, letters of recommendation, and the schools you selected to apply too will not carry over into the next cycle.

[Allegro]

^not true about transcripts. Your essay will not carry over though. Def read their FAQ.