OAT tips

[Mik194]

Besides Chad's videos, what other resources would you say best helped you prepare for the OAT. I know there have been many questions on this topic but I'm trying to get the best score I possibly can to balance my lowish GPA (~3.1). Also, I want to stay in California so Western and Marshall B Ketchum are my top choices. I'm taking the OAT Oct 15th!

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[evorage]

Practice tests from the Ada oat website, kaplan oat book and tests, kaplan mcat physics. Timing your self on all practice tests so you know exactly what to expect is a huge help. I also found the quizlet app to be a great resource to keep studying throughout the day.
After being out of school for 6 years, I scored a 300 AA and 270 TS on my first attempt and after studying for 2 months with those resources I got a 330 AA and a 320TS.
You have a good amount of time left so I would say make a good study plans and stick to it.

 

[NECO_OD]

Besides Chad's videos, what other resources would you say best helped you prepare for the OAT. I know there have been many questions on this topic but I'm trying to get the best score I possibly can to balance my lowish GPA (~3.1). Also, I want to stay in California so Western and Marshall B Ketchum are my top choices. I'm taking the OAT Oct 15th!

I just took the OAT last month, and got TS 400, AA 380 ( Bio 380; Chem 400; O Chem 380;RC 310; Phys 400; Quant 400).
Here is how I prepared OAT and all the materials I used.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/thr...nd-study-strategy_2016.1214481/#post-18016734
Hope this could help you.