Control F option

[GrillKing]

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Does anyone know if you can use the control f function to find words when taking the DAT?

 

[510586]

Almost 100% sure you can't, or search and destroy would take about 5 seconds per question.

 

[bodmon]

if only

 

[GrillKing]

Almost 100% sure you can't, or search and destroy would take about 5 seconds per question.

Thnx. I'll try the search and destroy method on a practice section.

 

[Tebros]

Yeah, don't worry I tried it myself on DAT day. There isn't an Control F option.

 

[GrillKing]

Yeah, don't worry I tried it myself on DAT day. There isn't an Control F option.

Thnx for confirming it. Anyways how did the exam go? I'm just now working through DAT Destroyer and Math Destroyer for the first time. Hope it helps me get s solid score.

 

[Tebros]

Thnx for confirming it. Anyways how did the exam go? I'm just now working through DAT Destroyer and Math Destroyer for the first time. Hope it helps me get s solid score.

It went well. If you're the type of person who gets better by taking more practice questions then DAT destroyer and Datbootcamp is where its at. There were a handful of questions that were practically word for word from Biology DAT destroyer on my real dat and same for chem and ochem from DATbootcamp on the real dat. But I couldn't say the same with Kaplan, Crack the DAT and a couple other dat preps.

 

[GrillKing]

It went well. If you're the type of person who gets better by taking more practice questions then DAT destroyer and Datbootcamp is where its at. There were a handful of questions that were practically word for word from Biology DAT destroyer on my real dat and same for chem and ochem from DATbootcamp on the real dat. But I couldn't say the same with Kaplan, Crack the DAT and a couple other dat preps.

Congrats. Yeah people keep telling me destroyer is the way to go. To be honest right now I'm getting 50% of the problems right in destroyer. It's a little discouraging but I figure I rather mess up now and learn from my mistakes than on the actual exam.