DAT in few days...TIPS Please?

[rhodes1210]

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Hi everyone!

What did you guys do to prepare for the DAT in the few days leading up to exam day? Should I re-do some Bootcamp exams, go through destroyer, read Feralis, etc? I'm kind of doing a mixed combination of all of these, but was just wondering what helped you guys the most!

Thanks, and hopefully I can post a breakdown like all of you soon! 🙂

 

[Dental2000]

Yes Re-do bootcamp exams. Do 1-2 PAT tests a day. I had 3-4 questiosn from taxonomy and ecology and those were my 2 week chapters. Go over them.

Do 1 MATH destroyer section a day. Re-do Destroyer as Much as can. This is extremely important

Try and do 1-2 RC sections from bootcamp. Above all take the 2009 DAT test online.

 

[Julian Delphiki]

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[rhodes1210]

Yes Re-do bootcamp exams. Do 1-2 PAT tests a day. I had 3-4 questiosn from taxonomy and ecology and those were my 2 week chapters. Go over them.

Do 1 MATH destroyer section a day. Re-do Destroyer as Much as can. This is extremely important

Try and do 1-2 RC sections from bootcamp. Above all take the 2009 DAT test online.

Thanks!! Last question...How representative would you say the 2007 DAT was to the actual exam?

 

[Dental2000]

2007 DAT is easy cheese. The real DAT is somewhat similar to the 2009 DAT

 

[doopmaster]

It is important to relax the day before! The day of the exam I woke up early, reviewed formulas to make sure they were still fresh (quizzing myself on them), and most importantly reminded myself that I can do it and that I believe in myself and constantly told myself that while taking the test (especially during hard questions)! This helped me stay focused throughout the whole test despite the nerves

 

[shyfox9p]

Just review your notes 2-3 days before your exam. I don't recommend taking another practice test since it can hinder your confidence. The day before, just chill. Have fun and do something you enjoy and love. I love animals so I went to the zoo.

 

[brofessor91]

If you feel ready definitely just relax and take it easy a few days before and do some light review leading up to the exam. If you have problem areas, work through a few problems to refresh yourself which is what I did and it definitely came in handy during the exam. You've done as much as you can to prepare so don't stress, just go ace the exam!