Chad's OC videos are 14 hrs total. Even if you only watched 1 hr/day, you'd be done in 2 weeks. If you add in the quizzes he has for every video, plus maybe a rewind here and there, you still should be able to get through them in 3 weeks. Of course I recommend watching more than just 1 hr/day, but just sayin'.
thank you good sir/ma'am! I had no clue how long chad's videos are. I will definitely subscribe it. Any other sections (bio, gen chem etc.) of chad's video that are worth watching?
much appreciated!
GC and QR are also definitely worth it, in my opinion. I purchased access to all of his DAT videos for $50/month (it auto renews if you don't cancel, just fyi). He has an incomplete Bio section that is helpful for some, although I didn't use it.
SyracuseOrange92 is right; know your roadmaps for Destroyer.
Watching Chad's videos are paramount. He teaches you how to work out a problem without having to exactly memorize the mechanism. Watch the videos at a speed you are comfortable with and please be active in your learning. Chad poses many questions throughout the videos. Stop the video as he asks the question and try your best to answer it. It'll be great to get it correct--you'll know your learning. Although, you have a short period of time, notes are essential to learn. Take notes of what you don't already understand--this is important--only what you don't know and make it brief to be able to review quickly. Best of luck and keep us updated!
Knowing and predicting your mechanisms is important but the DAT may ask you about ranking protons based on acidic/basicity, ranking acid and bases, lab techniques--a little bit of everything that Chad covers. It might seem too much at first but then you'll start to relate concepts and the understanding will follow and facilitate your learning.
