Troubleshooting Missing or Delayed 'Unlock Your Free AAMC Resources' Emails
If you have purchased a Blueprint course and are experiencing issues with receiving the 'Unlock Your Free AAMC Resources' email or accessing your AAMC materials, follow the steps below to resolve the issue.
Overview of AAMC Resources
Blueprint includes a variety of AAMC resources in your course, such as:
MCAT Official Prep Practice Exams 1-4
MCAT Official Prep Section Bank
Online Practice Questions from The Official Guide to the MCAT Exam
MCAT Official Prep Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and CARS Question Packs
MCAT Official Prep Independent Question Bank For a complete list, visit the AAMC Official Prep Bundle.
Step 1: Check Your Email Folders
Ensure you check your Spam, Junk, or Promotions folders, as the email may have been filtered there. The email will typically have the subject line "Unlock Your Free AAMC Resources" and will come from Blueprint.
Step 2: Verify the Timeline
The email is usually sent three days after purchasing the course. If you have not received it within this timeframe, proceed to the next steps.
Step 3: Request a Resend
If you cannot locate the email, contact the Blueprint Success Team to request a resend. The email will typically arrive within 1-2 business days after the request. Be sure to monitor your email folders during this time.
Step 4: Accessing Your AAMC Codes
Once you receive the email:
Open the email and click the link titled "I want my access code."
After clicking the link, your access codes will be requested from AAMC.
You will receive another email with the codes within two business days.
Log in to your AAMC account and enter the codes to unlock your resources.
Step 5: Troubleshooting Common Issues
Non-Functional Links: If the link in the email does not work, ensure you clicked it correctly. If the issue persists, contact the Blueprint Success Team for assistance.
Expired Links: If the link has expired, request a new email to be sent.
Missing Buttons or Links in the Email: If the email lacks the necessary link or button, contact the Blueprint Success Team at info@blueprintprep.com or chat in for further assistance.
Step 6: Follow-Up Actions
If you have followed all the steps above and still have not received the email or codes, contact the Blueprint Success Team at info@blueprintprep.com or chat in for further assistance.. They can coordinate with the AAMC to resolve the problem.
Additional Notes
Delivery timelines may vary slightly, but most emails and codes are sent within the stated timeframes.
Always double-check all associated email accounts if you have multiple addresses linked to your Blueprint account.
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve most issues related to receiving the 'Unlock Your Free AAMC Resources' email and accessing your AAMC materials.
Integrating AAMC Resources into Your Study Plan
AAMC materials are integrated into your Blueprint study planner. When it’s time to complete AAMC coursework, you’ll be routed to the AAMC platform.
Adding AAMC Assignments Manually
To manually add AAMC practice questions to your study plan:
Click the '+' button on any day in your study planner.
Select "AAMC" from the list of assignment types.
Choose the specific QBank, section, or passage set to schedule for that day.
You can also drag-and-drop assignments between days or click into an assignment to change its due date.
Customizing Your Study Plan
Blueprint’s study planner is a flexible framework that allows you to customize your schedule. For example:
If AAMC assignments don’t appear in your plan, you can add them as reminders or assignments.
Completed AAMC questions must be included in your study plan to count toward your progress tracker.
Best Practices for Using AAMC Materials
To maximize the effectiveness of AAMC resources:
Mix AAMC content into your study plan early and gradually transition to focusing primarily on AAMC materials during the last six weeks before your test date.
For specific assignments, such as the "AAMC Official Guide P/S," complete the required number of questions (e.g., 30 Psych/Soc questions) to mark the assignment as complete.