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Hey everyone,
I have been reading cliff's AP 3rd edition. Lately I have been getting frustrated while I read because it takes me a while to get through it, and a significant effort to pay attention to all the details it throws at me. I feel like it is essentially too wordy or even too detailed for the DAT (Is that possible??). I am especially referring to the Mol. Genetics, Plants, Evolution, and Biological Diversity chapters. I used Kaplan review notes before this on prior attempts and things were more cut and dry there. I guess what I'm after here is, does anyone have this opinion too, and am I wasting time trying to read deeply to understand the details that are presented.
Bio is a VERY diverse section on the DAT, and I know a wealth of information can only benefit me, but the wordiness/amount of plain text is becoming an issue for my reading here. Right now, I know I have to buck up and get through it, I'm just wondering if there is something I could do for a bigger bang for the effort I'm putting into reading this.
I have been reading cliff's AP 3rd edition. Lately I have been getting frustrated while I read because it takes me a while to get through it, and a significant effort to pay attention to all the details it throws at me. I feel like it is essentially too wordy or even too detailed for the DAT (Is that possible??). I am especially referring to the Mol. Genetics, Plants, Evolution, and Biological Diversity chapters. I used Kaplan review notes before this on prior attempts and things were more cut and dry there. I guess what I'm after here is, does anyone have this opinion too, and am I wasting time trying to read deeply to understand the details that are presented.
Bio is a VERY diverse section on the DAT, and I know a wealth of information can only benefit me, but the wordiness/amount of plain text is becoming an issue for my reading here. Right now, I know I have to buck up and get through it, I'm just wondering if there is something I could do for a bigger bang for the effort I'm putting into reading this.