DAT PAT learning curve

[rebecca_chatul_tov]

So I am a little worried that the PAT section seems to have a really shallow learning curve. In other words, I am improving way faster on this section that I thought I would and I am psyching myself out a little because of this.

I see all these posts on SDN about the PAT section and it seems like a really hard part of the test to master, plus I am a female and I have heard that women tend to score lower on this on average.

Has anyone had the experience of really rapid improvement, and if so is there are a point where your improvement really started to plateau?

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[FeralisExtremum]

Just to be clear, you're worried that you're improving too quickly in a section of the DAT?

Second the question above - what resources are you practicing with? Some are more challenging than others.

 

[tyjacobs]

So I am a little worried that the PAT section seems to have a really shallow learning curve. In other words, I am improving way faster on this section that I thought I would and I am psyching myself out a little because of this.

I see all these posts on SDN about the PAT section and it seems like a really hard part of the test to master, plus I am a female and I have heard that women tend to score lower on this on average.

Has anyone had the experience of really rapid improvement, and if so is there are a point where your improvement really started to plateau?

Nah I think you are fine. Keep doing what you are doing.

Ps females just as capable as men on all dat sections

 

[rebecca_chatul_tov]

On another note, what resources are you using to practice the PAT? (Some generate easier patterns than others).

I'm using the PAT materials on DAT Bootcamp

 

[Alpha Centauri]

Everyone is different. I hated PAT, but others barely studied and got a score 6 points higher than mine. If you are doing well on bootcamp, you will do well on the real thing

 

[flying nimbus855]

that's nothing more than a good sign. Keep on practicing!