DAT Destroyer

[201Blue]

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For those who have done destroyer,

I'm just about to start doing destroyer problems and I tried to flip through a few questions and found I could answer like 1 out of 4 correctly. Did you find that at first they were hard but then you learned from them and when you got a similar question later you were more knowledgeable. I'm especially worried about the crazy random bio questions.

 

[matty675]

I got around 50% correct my first time through GC and in Math Destroyer. I did relatively well on OC getting around 80% correct.

 

[customx]

How have you prepped for bio? If all you've done is read through cliffs ap book once or twice you are in for a rough time with destroyer bio

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[201Blue]

How have you prepped for bio? If all you've done is read through cliffs ap book once or twice you are in for a rough time with destroyer bio

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For Bio I read Cliffs, then I read the Princeton Review MCAT book, and Ferallis notes twice. I've recently taken histology and physiology so animal form and function were a quick review. I'm on week 3 of studying and still have 7 weeks to go.

 

[Sharon914]

Yes, Destroyer is complicated. When I first looked at it I felt like I never took sciences in college. So I started looking up every question that I did not answered correctly, I used Cliffs and Campbells Bio. After going through Destroyer several times and clarifying concepts using those text books I actually learned more facts and concepts. Concepts are the most important.