I don't want to piss off the people at Scholarware more than I already have, so let me venture this guess:
It's because they really, really want to help you!!! If you miss a question and do all the work yourself to figure out why an answer choice is correct, in the end, you'll be better off and a better person for it. You'll then really understand the material and thus when the concept comes up on the DAT, you'll be prepared for it...because you've spent the time and hard work yourself to master the material. Furthermore, Scholarware believes you'll be a better person for knowing the material. That is, you'll be a bigger contributor to our society as a whole. That's right, if you figure out the solutions yourself, you will be able to add value, tremendous value to our society and community. That's something you should definitely mention in your application and personal statement...that you were able to overcome such great adversity in light of a 7 month time constraint and $44.95 monetary barrier. Now isn't that a great thing?
