biochem and stats before OAT

[gsinccom]

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what does everyone think about taking biochem and stats before the OAT?
I will be taking them before starting school because they are required but am wondering as far as prepping for the OAT if I should just focus on 1st year Bio/Anat/Phys and 1st year Physics and Gen Chem and Ochem and general math (algebra, trig, geometry) since this is where the OAT recommends focusing and I've already had all these courses(although some of them were years ago).
suggestions?
I will be applying to SCCO, Pacific, and SCO for sure. I'm also considering Houston, UAB, and SUNY as well as a few other schools.
suggestions?
it seems like all of you have recommended Top Score Pro for the OAT...

 

[Kristene9]

what does everyone think about taking biochem and stats before the OAT?
I will be taking them before starting school because they are required but am wondering as far as prepping for the OAT if I should just focus on 1st year Bio/Anat/Phys and 1st year Physics and Gen Chem and Ochem and general math (algebra, trig, geometry) since this is where the OAT recommends focusing and I've already had all these courses(although some of them were years ago).
suggestions?
I will be applying to SCCO, Pacific, and SCO for sure. I'm also considering Houston, UAB, and SUNY as well as a few other schools.
suggestions?
it seems like all of you have recommended Top Score Pro for the OAT...

if I remember correctly you dont need ether biochem or stats for the OAT. I used the kaplan prep course before I took my OAT. If you have the time and the money, I think it was worth it. I only had to take the OAT once 🙂

 

[gsinccom]

if I remember correctly you dont need ether biochem or stats for the OAT. I used the kaplan prep course before I took my OAT. If you have the time and the money, I think it was worth it. I only had to take the OAT once 🙂

kristene did you do the in class kaplan course or the online one? They are both a ton of money. Does kaplan really let you spend more time in their centers than the 2months that your classroom privileges are good for...I don't think I can cram all of my studying/review in over 2 months as I am currently working full time and still have a few pre-reqs remaining (I've already got my bachelors degree)
thanks
any others thoughts on all my previous comments regarding biochem and stats?