The AAMC developed guidelines to help you understand the terms under which you test, the prohibition of disclosure of exam content, and how to appropriately share your testing experience. Failure to abide by the AAMC guidelines may result in a violation and investigation.
What IS permitted:
- Commenting on your general exam experience, such as the online interface or how you felt about taking a remotely proctored exam.
What is NOT permitted:
- Describing any scenario or item presented to you during your exam or your responses in greater or more specific detail than described by the AAMC herein or elsewhere, which includes discussing or disclosing a scenario or item list or describing the frequency or order in which such scenarios and items appeared on the exam.
- Outlining the steps or process to respond to PREview items beyond the guidance provided by the AAMC.
- Speculating about which questions are field-test or experimental items.
- Assisting anyone else in doing any of the above.