DAT bootcamp or DAT destroyer? 5 days left...

[enamel88]

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Hey guys do you guys recommend doing bootcamp sciences again or destroyer if you had to do one? I have 5 days left if I plan to take it easy last day. I'm trying to see which would be more beneficial for the exam. I already took bootcamp and here are the scores below. I didn't like my GC score so I went through the whole GC destroyer in 3 days. For bio, i've been consistently doing flashcards from day one so at this point, I either get it or I don't. I want to refresh OC bc it has been a week since I've done any practice problem so was going to go through all of OC destroyer again. PAT, I'm honestly just trying to fit in a couple problems here and there during my break. I feel ready but feel pretty rushed at the same time and I could DEFINITELY use the improvement in RC.

(Bootcamp)
Bio 23 25 20 19 24
GC 18 24 22 18 19
OC 20 20 21 26 19
PAT 21 19 19 19 19 19
RC 17 17 20 21 19

 

[dentalgirl101]

It depends what you need more help with. If you still need to learn material then go through the destroyer, but if you want practice under testing conditions go for BC

 

[DC206R]

I am 1 week from Judgement day as well. What I'm going to do is review notes and do maybe 10-15 problems from each section in destroyer, then do a mock full exam on BC. Take all 1 test from each category for the full 5 hours to mentally prepare. I'm thinking it'll help me from burning out on the real test if I've done it for 4-5 days.

 

[hopefuldent52]

I plan on cramming more destroyer before test day.

 

[enamel88]

Yea same here. I chose the destroyer route and if I have time, I might just go over the missed problems from bootcamp and nail those again. AND if I REALLY have time, I might go over the missed quizzes from chads for a second time. I've been avging a 19 on bootcamp PAT...pretty depressing. 4 more days to learn TFE

 

[DC206R]

I've noticed that the trying to visualize it in 3D works best. Try to focus on 1-2 significant features of the object. If there is a hole somewhere, or an part of the object that is sticking out, then eliminate the answers that don't have that part. Saves you time on looking at each possible answer.