I would like to know which source is the better to use for Reading Comprehension is it Achiever, CrackDAT, Bootcamp, or what? What is the biggest represent of the actual DAT? Achiever?
DAT Reading Comprehension
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Practice, Practice, Practice!
The goal is to increase reading speed and comprehension levels and this can be easily accomplished by old fashion reading. If you dedicate just 30 minutes a day to reading while preparing for the DAT that's a lot of reading accomplished over the course of your preparation. Make it a habit to read just before bed, not on a computer or phone but an actual book or magazine, it will also help fall asleep. Old school still works for certain things. From experience trying to predict a score for reading using a timed test is not possible there are too many variables . We offer free daily reading passages in our study group that can help with practice, others can chime in about the other products you mentioned.
Just my 2 cents
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The goal is to increase reading speed and comprehension levels and this can be easily accomplished by old fashion reading. If you dedicate just 30 minutes a day to reading while preparing for the DAT that's a lot of reading accomplished over the course of your preparation. Make it a habit to read just before bed, not on a computer or phone but an actual book or magazine, it will also help fall asleep. Old school still works for certain things. From experience trying to predict a score for reading using a timed test is not possible there are too many variables . We offer free daily reading passages in our study group that can help with practice, others can chime in about the other products you mentioned.
Just my 2 cents
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I agree with @orgoman22, you really just need to keep up with your reading. I read several science-based articles every day and asked myself after reading each one if I could summarize what I read. If I couldn't, I would reread it as a sort of punishment/training. Doing that alone helped me score as high as I did. Plus, it saves you money too, which is nice.
If you really want to have practice questions, try some RC GRE tests online for free or the Kaplan RC section. I heard both work well for those who want that resource.
If you really want to have practice questions, try some RC GRE tests online for free or the Kaplan RC section. I heard both work well for those who want that resource.
