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[Benman44]

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So ive got the DAT next teusday and here we go!

1) For the pattern folding of PAT do you always fold the patterns down?
2) how do you complete the PAT in 60 min! haha
3) RC how much time did you devote to it?
4) If ive memorized all the math equations from math destroyer and chads trig video is that enough? ( also gone through questions of course)
5)Ochem reactions- Chads videos and Roadmaps good enough?

Phwew thanks!! answer 1 or all of them paaalleeasse!

 

[curelightwounds]

1) The pattern always folds such that any design or marking faces out, so yes the first folds will fold away from you

2) Take your time on the PAT. This is really the one part of the test you can't rush. On math and some science questions, if you scan the question the answer choices may direct you in the right way. On the PAT, not so much.

3) I devoted the full allotment to RC. None of the "tricks" that I learned really helped and actually made me a little more hesitant with my answers. Then again, I read fast.

4, 5) Never used any of those :[

 

[sbdento]

1-2) Just get CDP!
3) I didn't think practice would help at all for this section so, researching some techniques on sdn is all I did(Didn't really work either).
4) I also memorized the perfect triangles and some other geometry things.
5) Great start, but you need some practice problems too...ie destroyer

 

[Lane138]

So ive got the DAT next teusday and here we go!

1) For the pattern folding of PAT do you always fold the patterns down?
2) how do you complete the PAT in 60 min! haha
3) RC how much time did you devote to it?
4) If ive memorized all the math equations from math destroyer and chads trig video is that enough? ( also gone through questions of course)
5)Ochem reactions- Chads videos and Roadmaps good enough?

Phwew thanks!! answer 1 or all of them paaalleeasse!

1) Yes.
2) You actually get 90 minues!
3) I didn't spend any time preparing for it at all, except for the 3 practice exams I did.
4) Yes. Practice the timing.
5) Yes, as long as you did lots of practice problems and know the procedures (IR/Proton NMR/ filtration, what not)