Comment on my self-made DAT schedule?

[Longcatislong]

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I've attached a PDF of my schedule. Well, it's more of an outline than a strict schedule. I'll be working about 25-30hrs/week while studying, so I needed wiggle room. The first 4 weeks I'm planning on just reviewing old class material by watching Chad's videos, Khan academy, doing quizzes, reading Cliffs and reviewing class notes. It's been a year and I've already forgotten how to do ochem 🙁 so some time to remember it will be useful. During the review period, I'lll be spending some time on PAT and doing a few sections of RC. After the four week review, I'll dive into doing practice problems in achiever and destroyer.

The materials I'm using are Chad's Videos and quizzes, DAT and Math Destroyers, DAT Achiever and CDP. I want to do as well as possible, hopefully getting at least a 20AA.

Does my schedule look good?

 

[EpicDentist]

Just make sure you are studying and then following up with questions. For example, I'd study my Orgo notes and then follow up with Destroyer Orgo questions 1-30, go over my mistakes, take a ten minute break, and then jump into bio.

In the morning, I'd review the Destroyer questions and my notes from the day before. Constant repetition helped me big time.

 

[FutureDentist17]

Are you taking classes while studying?

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[aznnytezx]

that sounds pretty crazy if you are taking 15+ hours and studying like that !

 

[Longcatislong]

no classes. just working 6 hrs a day M-Thu and 4 hrs on Friday.

I have actually revised my schedule since posting this. My DAT is 14 weeks away. I now plan reviewing for 4 weeks, then doing 54 Destroyer Questions a night for three weeks (from different sections) (and repeating) + about 12 CDP problems. When I get home from work, I have about 5-6 hours to accomplish all this before its time for bed. Later on, on the weekends, I'll do full practice tests as the DAT date approaches.