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Old 08-19-2005, 12:52 PM   #1
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Default Kaplan exams v. Real DAT


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Hello,

For those of you who have already taken the DAT, how do you think the Kaplan exams compare to the real thing?

I just found out about this board yesterday. I'm taking my exam Sept. 1. I just finished the Kaplan course, but I haven't really done anything else. My Kaplan scores are PA 21/22 QR 29/30 RC 20-22 Bio 16-19 GC 16-22 OC 16-21 TS 17-20 AA 22-24.

Do you think I should get Top Score and all those other things?

Thanks so much,
Lisa
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Old 08-19-2005, 08:29 PM   #2
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Default You will be fine.

You will be fine, I was getting 14-16's on Kaplan and was happy to get nothing lower than a 18 on the real DAT. I just hope my science GPA does not keep me out of where I want to go.
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