Okay so I recently began studying for the DAT and plan on taking it Feb/March 2016. (haven't signed up yet).
The books I have right now are:
Cliff's AP Biology (PDF)
DAT Destroyer '15
Math Destroyer '15.
I have just gone over the biology section of DAT destroyer and have done 100 questions & read over a few chapters and took notes in cliff's AP.
After just that, I realized I forgot A LOT, and need a nice refresher of everything (Bio, Chem, Orgo, Math) because each question is familiar but foreign to me at the same time.
I've heard Chad videos are excellent but those were from pretty old/outdated threads, and I just wanted to see if that was still the case. Someone else told me Princeton Review books were also good, and I haven't heard the best about Kaplan.
I want to basically reteach myself for the month of December, and then get cracking down on questions for two months before the test or mix it up, either or.
I'm a graduate with a BS in Biology, and also work almost full-time, so I do try to study around that and manage 3 hours a day.
any advice is appreciated!
The books I have right now are:
Cliff's AP Biology (PDF)
DAT Destroyer '15
Math Destroyer '15.
I have just gone over the biology section of DAT destroyer and have done 100 questions & read over a few chapters and took notes in cliff's AP.
After just that, I realized I forgot A LOT, and need a nice refresher of everything (Bio, Chem, Orgo, Math) because each question is familiar but foreign to me at the same time.
I've heard Chad videos are excellent but those were from pretty old/outdated threads, and I just wanted to see if that was still the case. Someone else told me Princeton Review books were also good, and I haven't heard the best about Kaplan.
I want to basically reteach myself for the month of December, and then get cracking down on questions for two months before the test or mix it up, either or.
I'm a graduate with a BS in Biology, and also work almost full-time, so I do try to study around that and manage 3 hours a day.
any advice is appreciated!