Doing so will violate rule #4 in the sidebar and will likely result in a ban. See all those "Reddit Legal" "copyright removal" entries? That's College Board, filing DMCA strikes against mere images from unreleased tests.Ĭan I ask for unreleased tests in the sub? Please don't. Here is an example of what we see in our moderation log on a regular basis. For example, r/SAT receives copyright removal requests (originating with College Board) when even individual images from unreleased tests slip by the moderators.
This is no exaggeration: a large test prep sub ( r/MCAT) was suspended following aggressive copyright complaints from UWorld, and College Board can be very aggressive when it comes to unreleased tests. Even if we moderators wanted to post them (which we don't), we simply couldn't do so without putting the sub in danger of suspension. Including them here would directly contravene Reddit's terms of service. Why aren't unreleased tests included in this post? Unreleased tests are stolen, copyrighted materials. that have been "leaked" (i.e., obtained and circulated illegally). What are "unreleased tests"? Unreleased tests are tests from non-QAS dates - such as June, November, December, etc. Beginning in 2018, College Board discontinued the January administration and replaced the January QAS date with the March QAS date. It was also available for April School Day tests. In 20, QAS was available for domestic (US) Saturday tests in January, May, and October and for international Saturday tests in May.
What are "released tests"? Released tests, also known as QAS, are tests that College Board has made available to test-takers through the paid Question and Answer Service (QAS).
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