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DAT Grid Paper PDF?
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You can just buy some grid paper at the store. I used a notebook containing grid paper when preparing for the DAT. I think the grids on the laminated grid paper at the prometric center are a little different in size, but at the end of the day it’s all grid paper.
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I simply bought grid paper, took 2 sheets out and had staples laminate them, then bought a fine point wet erase marker.
I like that idea, thank you for the suggestion!I simply bought grid paper, took 2 sheets out and had staples laminate them, then bought a fine point wet erase marker.
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I was lucky enough to have a laminator at home, so I did this as well. But, I wrote PROMETRIC in big letters on the top quarter of each page, because at the testing center 1/4 of the page is blocked by instructions. Overall I think it really paid off come teat day to know exactly what I was using and to get comfortable when practicing.I simply bought grid paper, took 2 sheets out and had staples laminate them, then bought a fine point wet erase marker.
That is my logic as well. I am glad it worked for someone! Thanks for the suggestion.I was lucky enough to have a laminator at home, so I did this as well. But, I wrote PROMETRIC in big letters on the top quarter of each page, because at the testing center 1/4 of the page is blocked by instructions. Overall I think it really paid off come teat day to know exactly what I was using and to get comfortable when practicing.