Hi,

I received an offer from Ottawa and am pretty positive I want to accept. I was looking at the offer page on OLSAS and saw that you have the option to provisionally accept. There's a note, though, that says "If you provisionally accept an offer, you may not be able to change it to a firm acceptance if the expiry date has passed". Does this mean that I'll have to change it to a "firm" acceptance before the offer expiry date (April 14th, in my case)? If so, what's the point of provisionally accepting?

Please help.

I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.

References:

http://lawstudents.ca/forums/topic/52136-whats-the-benefit-of-provisionally-accepting-an-offer/

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Thanks