A helpful tip for BIO

[ammarm]

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I have been going through this forum for more than two years and i have noticed so many questions are about people not being sure as to how to combat random qsns that might pop up in the bio section of the DAT.. one tip i use for my self that might be helpful to you all..

whenever i am driving or working out after my regular studying hours.. i usually listen to EXAMCRACKER AUDIO OSMOSIS.. it is such an awesome audio source with a lot of humor that makes it interesting to study and also remember key concepts with their dirty jokes that they mention here and there in their audios.. it concentrates into a lot of human physiology that might not be covered by some of the sources like Cliffs AP, Barons AP and the General bio textbook: Campbell

you might wonder that you wont remember much by just listening to the audios but listening through the whole bio section takes me approx 20 days which is not long. also remember this is extra time that you cannot physically hold a book and read, therefore audio is the best option to be involved and this extra info that you may store into your brain by listening to those audio lectures is a great tip to feel more confident about bio..

if there are more personal tips that you guys may have about BIO please be willing to share with the rest of us.. thanks, and hope this small tip helps you in one way or the other..

 

[duvaldentist]

I have been going through this forum for more than two years and i have noticed so many questions are about people not being sure as to how to combat random qsns that might pop up in the bio section of the DAT.. one tip i use for my self that might be helpful to you all..

whenever i am driving or working out after my regular studying hours.. i usually listen to EXAMCRACKER AUDIO OSMOSIS.. it is such an awesome audio source with a lot of humor that makes it interesting to study and also remember key concepts with their dirty jokes that they mention here and there in their audios.. it concentrates into a lot of human physiology that might not be covered by some of the sources like Cliffs AP, Barons AP and the General bio textbook: Campbell

you might wonder that you wont remember much by just listening to the audios but listening through the whole bio section takes me approx 20 days which is not long. also remember this is extra time that you cannot physically hold a book and read, therefore audio is the best option to be involved and this extra info that you may store into your brain by listening to those audio lectures is a great tip to feel more confident about bio..

if there are more personal tips that you guys may have about BIO please be willing to share with the rest of us.. thanks, and hope this small tip helps you in one way or the other..

one question 20 days sounds like a long time to me, about how long do you listen to them on a daily bases.

 

[dru180]

I used audio osmosis too! Jordan and John made me want to throw up with their corny jokes, but i think about them now and laugh. It was a great way to study while driving in the car or whatever. Their bio section was very good.

 

[FROGGBUSTER]

it's okay, but it's not very detailed.

 

[addis4ever]

OMG! Just by reading the breakdowns, the bio section on the DAT is really scaring the s#*t out of me!