Are my DAT's good enough, should i retake?

[oldboy]

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are my DAT's good enough, should i retake? 20AA 21 PA
also, do schools notify about interviews through the mail or by phone?
Thanks

 

[ISU_Steve]

What's your GPA?

Most schools I believe notify the people they wish to interview by mail, although some may use phone calls.

 

[r0entgen]

are my DAT's good enough, should i retake? 20AA 21 PA
also, do schools notify about interviews through the mail or by phone?
Thanks

i think your dat score are good enough, regardless of what your gpa is...once you get in the 20s, it's only a factor of a few questions that will raise your score...so it's not worth the trouble retaking it...

just move on, and concentrate on the other aspects of your application 🙂

 

[adr12]

i think your dat score are good enough, regardless of what your gpa is...once you get in the 20s, it's only a factor of a few questions that will raise your score...so it's not worth the trouble retaking it...

just move on, and concentrate on the other aspects of your application 🙂

Agreed. Too many questions on this forum asking if they should retake the DAT with 19,20,21,22,23,24 or whatever.

 

[Flipper405]

i think your dat score are good enough, regardless of what your gpa is...once you get in the 20s, it's only a factor of a few questions that will raise your score...so it's not worth the trouble retaking it...

just move on, and concentrate on the other aspects of your application 🙂

What if an applicant has a 1.5 GPA? 😛

 

[etan4]

I think if someone has a 1.5 gpa, he can have a DAT of 27 and still might have a hard time being accepted.

 

[dentwannabe]

I think if someone has a 1.5 gpa, he can have a DAT of 27 and still might have a hard time being accepted.

I once saw a candidate with a g.p.a. of 0.3 get in with a DAT of 30!!

so it can happen...








just kidding.

 

[stoshic]

retake as soon as possible...you'll never get in w/ those scores

 

[ISU_Steve]

What if an applicant has a 1.5 GPA? 😛

I believe the British have an expression to describe exactly that manner of situation. It goes something like "jolly well f--ked."