AAMC practice exam expiration

[walkhome071590]

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Hey guys, I have a question about the AAMC practice tests. I purchased a few of the practice tests today as I plan to write the MCATs this summer or maybe next, and figured I may as well just buy it now. However, I probably misread the fact that there is an expiration date for purchased tests. My tests expire a year from now, and I am just wondering what exactly will not be available to me once that occurs. I mainly just wanted the tests and the answers to it and I have saved the pdf files for both tests onto my computer just in case, however I still lack the answers. Does anyone know how I can obtain these answers (and preferably the explanations to why those were the correct answers)? I know that if I do it online, they will provide me with all that, but obviously its quite tedious to simply copy and paste the entire exam onto a Word document. Thanks a lot guys, and have a happy holidays!

 

[CodeBlu]

The actual solutions are inside the test itself when you do it online.

You should really be doing these tests on the computer. Instead of the .PDF files, you should be familiarizing yourself with the MCAT testing system.

When you write the practice test, you'll see the option to show solutions.

 

[MilkIsGood]

why did u purchase them now when it's not even close to when you're taking the real deal?
do them on the computer, not the pdf so that you can get used to the CBT testing format. you can only get the answers from viewing the solutions in the test

 

[walkhome071590]

Yeah I dropped the ball on this one. I knew that I would write my MCAT either this summer or next, so I thought I might as well buy a couple of practice tests now anyways, but I was obviously oblivious to the fact that there is an expiration date to them. Anyone have any suggestions on what I can do? Do you think they can deactivate them for me, so that when I actually am studying for the MCATs I can put them to use?

 

[CodeBlu]

You can always try!

They're not that unreasonable at AAMC. Just ask for a refund. Say you don't want to activate your CBTs until later.