2013 Hottest DAT Study Materials

[Philippines03j]

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I received a request to create another "Hottest DAT Study Materials" survey for 2013. I have not had much time to post in the past couple months but I hope this is a beneficial resource for all of you preparing for your DAT.

This year I added a few more resources that were not included on last years poll . The poll is up to 50 different resources!

Please only vote if you already took the DAT.

I really tried to include any resource that I could possibly think of or find. If I happened to miss any resources (Usually 1 or 2 that slips by me ) just list it in the comments section.

Good Luck and feel free to leave a comment!

Link for 2012 Poll: 2012 Hottest DAT Study Materials

 

[DenTony11235]

Why. The. Hell. Was I aware of this earlier..... Jeez this should make this a sticky.

 

[jimmpannzee]

One of the best ways to prepare for the DAT is to do well in your undergrad science classes (Bio, GC, OC); work hard in college and it'll pay off as you study for the DAT! I has the least trouble studying OC because it was still so fresh in my mind. I go into more detail of other study materials I used in my breakdown, I hope it helps!

 

[Philippines03j]

Glad that this is helpful! I am sure all the predents appreciate your participation in the survey. Remember take the results for what they are worth but this should give you a decent start on what materials students are liking.

 

[Philippines03j]

If you have taken the DAT recently. Cast your vote!

 

[strawberr]

You should add Bootcamp to the list! It's a great source

 

[tandem7]

Definitely DAT Bootcamp too.

 

[Bond535]

Bootcamp should be added to that list. It's a great source

 

[emilystaffer]

I found the Princeton Review's materials that accompany their online class to be quite helpful. The questions from their ICC (given to students who take the class) to be the most like the actual DAT.

 

[sshokie07]

DAT Bootcamp, Ferali's notes, and Anki notecards

 

[NotreDental]

I second Ferali's biology notes, not as the primary/only resource for bio studying but definitely an incredible supplement, especially if you're using Cliff's or Kaplan's for bio. I used the the highlighter in microsoft word to highlight things I thought were important or that I would easily forget after reading through the corresponding sections of Cliff's or Kaplan.

 

[Dotoday]

I would say Organic chemistry as a second language, ACS exam booklet for Gen chem and for Orgo, Destroyer, Feralis notes, Odyssey and Cliffs.