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Anatomy & Physiology on the DAT
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Hey ! I would suggest Cliffs AP Bio 3rd Edition you can find a free copy online. For more complete in depth studying and for the anatomy part I would suggest https://datbootcamp.com/FeralisBiologyNotes.pdf which I used from DAT boot Camp. These two resources would work great!
It's very basic. You should use cliff, destroyer, and bootcamp and you will be more than ready for the bio sectionSoooo I am a sophmore in college and i am planning to take the DAT at the end of summer and I don't know how to study for anatomy since I haven't taken a course on it since junior year of high school. Does anyone have any advice on how to study for this???
there's barely any anatomy. quite a bit more of physiology (feralis bionotes)
as for studying anatomy, it's easier if you understand the relationships between functions of bones/nerves/muscles rather than trying to blindly memorize charts or diagrams. but it's still heck alot of memorizing
as for studying anatomy, it's easier if you understand the relationships between functions of bones/nerves/muscles rather than trying to blindly memorize charts or diagrams. but it's still heck alot of memorizing
ive never taken an anatomy course in my life..lol and I got a 21 on the bio section. you can learn the concepts necessary from AP bio books. i recommend barrons bio or cliffs ap bio. there might be other good ones but those are what i used. also use youtube as a resource. and yes like the others said, if yuo keep doing practice q's you will figure out what exactly it is that you need to focus more time on.
Go to YouTube and watch the Crash Course videos, they have a whole series dedicated to Anatomy and Phys. The guy that puts those together does a killer job and they are actually entertaining.
I watched all those videos multiple times and made a 21 on the BIO section of my DAT this past summer, all credit goes to that goofy goober on Crash Course.
I watched all those videos multiple times and made a 21 on the BIO section of my DAT this past summer, all credit goes to that goofy goober on Crash Course.