best approach to Destroyer

[littlebittyjk]

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so I've been going through problems in Destroyer and hope to finish it all by Friday. I've just been adding in notes to what I already have when I learn something new. How else do yall utilize Destroyer, since it seems to be so vital to great scores. Should I google pretty much any topic I come across and elaborate more on it or what? I don't wanna miss a beat here! lol

 

[sl2obel2ts]

Bio, you are on the right track. I did 20 questions at a time and reviewed whatever word or subject that I didn't know about. I used wikipedia and cambell's bio. For genchem, everything comes straight from kaplan. For ochem, there are some stuff that are missing from kaplan. I made huge notes from reveiwing schaum's ochem first then took dat destroyer. Whatever I got wrong dat destroyer, I highlighted on specific reaction on my review sheet. My method seemed to have worked well for me.

 

[Thundercatz]

Bio, you are on the right track. I did 20 questions at a time and reviewed whatever word or subject that I didn't know about. I used wikipedia and cambell's bio. For genchem, everything comes straight from kaplan. For ochem, there are some stuff that are missing from kaplan. I made huge notes from reveiwing schaum's ochem first then took dat destroyer. Whatever I got wrong dat destroyer, I highlighted on specific reaction on my review sheet. My method seemed to have worked well for me.

sl2obel2ts,

I read a previous post of yours but couldnt it. Anyhow, you didnt find the Kaplan Bio subject tests helpful?

 

[sl2obel2ts]

i think it did. but i think destroyer is 1000x better.