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Hey guys, so I am taking the DAT in about 2 1/2 weeks. At this point, I think I have a good idea of my weakest areas, and want to spend my remaining time focusing on them. I am doing Ari's 10-week study schedule, and am in the phase where I am doing timed problem sets. My predicament is that I tend to be a relatively slow studier, and although I'd like to think it's because I'm being thorough, I am definitely often just plain inefficient (especially when doing practice problems from DAT destroyer).
To keep it short, I would like to perhaps spend a few days hitting my weak points, then returning to doing problems while simultaneously reviewing. I feel that it would be more efficient than doing problems and waiting to hit ones that I am weak on, as I already know what I need to hit. However, I am anxious, as I may be potentially sacrificing not going through as many questions as I should. Do you think this tradeoff would be worth it? Would it perhaps make no difference if I just crammed more problems in a single day later?
Thanks for reading, I'd appreciate any thoughts on this!
To keep it short, I would like to perhaps spend a few days hitting my weak points, then returning to doing problems while simultaneously reviewing. I feel that it would be more efficient than doing problems and waiting to hit ones that I am weak on, as I already know what I need to hit. However, I am anxious, as I may be potentially sacrificing not going through as many questions as I should. Do you think this tradeoff would be worth it? Would it perhaps make no difference if I just crammed more problems in a single day later?
Thanks for reading, I'd appreciate any thoughts on this!
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