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Gents, Ladies finished the DAT 10 June 17. PAT 23/QR24/RC25/Bio23/GC/24/OC18/TS21/AA23.
Currently a servicemen and had a degree in Biochemistry while back. I have a mediocre GPA 3.5 and am not an academic person at all. I took the DAT once in 2011ish. I was on an armoured vehicle for 6 years and only picked up the DAT material again since December 2016. Realistically I had about 3 month to study with 3 month away due to work. For those fresh from your biology schoolings, cherish the most up to date information you have about science topics and not having the need to go through forced change in knowledge application from two completely unrelated fields. My message is that a competitive DAT scoring is achievable by all who are willing to commit. I am absolutely confident there is enough study tips on this forum to help everyone navigate through DAT preps and the next bound is simply to pick one study method and stick your guns to it. I wish everyone good luck in their interviews and a good turn out for DAT scores.
Books:
- Kaplan Blue Book/Gold Standard/Ferralis Note (50%)/Google search on weak areas.
Test Bank
- Written tests on back of Kaplan and Gold Standard;
- Crack the DAT Exam 1-5; and
- DAT BootCamp 1-9. (I am superstitious and purposely didn't take the last exam).
Currently a servicemen and had a degree in Biochemistry while back. I have a mediocre GPA 3.5 and am not an academic person at all. I took the DAT once in 2011ish. I was on an armoured vehicle for 6 years and only picked up the DAT material again since December 2016. Realistically I had about 3 month to study with 3 month away due to work. For those fresh from your biology schoolings, cherish the most up to date information you have about science topics and not having the need to go through forced change in knowledge application from two completely unrelated fields. My message is that a competitive DAT scoring is achievable by all who are willing to commit. I am absolutely confident there is enough study tips on this forum to help everyone navigate through DAT preps and the next bound is simply to pick one study method and stick your guns to it. I wish everyone good luck in their interviews and a good turn out for DAT scores.
Books:
- Kaplan Blue Book/Gold Standard/Ferralis Note (50%)/Google search on weak areas.
Test Bank
- Written tests on back of Kaplan and Gold Standard;
- Crack the DAT Exam 1-5; and
- DAT BootCamp 1-9. (I am superstitious and purposely didn't take the last exam).