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Hi. I haven't reviewed the DAT material yet. Do you guys think a month will be enough. I have strong science background..i am worried about PAT. When is the last "good" day to submit application? THanks
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Gator
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Gator,
A month? Hell No!... I take it back.. A month without sleep: completely do-able especially with the stong science background.
A month? Hell No!... I take it back.. A month without sleep: completely do-able especially with the stong science background.
It's probably doable in 1 month I think if one just finished Orgo in the Spring semester and it is still fresh in their heads..
Back when I was applying to dental school a loooong long time ago I had 3 months to study for the DAT (took it in September so I had a whole summer after junior year of college to study). Guess my strategy worked.. 😀
Back when I was applying to dental school a loooong long time ago I had 3 months to study for the DAT (took it in September so I had a whole summer after junior year of college to study). Guess my strategy worked.. 😀
I think a month is a doable amount of time. I studied for a little less than a month and did just fine.
If you are studying for 8 hours a day, then that is ~160 hours of studying in a month, which is quite a lot!
In all honesty, the DAT just isn't very hard. I think that many of you will be surprised at how easy it is once you take it.
If you are studying for 8 hours a day, then that is ~160 hours of studying in a month, which is quite a lot!
In all honesty, the DAT just isn't very hard. I think that many of you will be surprised at how easy it is once you take it.
