DAT Scores from Retake

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[deleted945327]

So you went up in some and down in others...... but overall your AA and your TS went up, which is good. What happened with QR though? Same score both times...

If you're applying this cycle, then I hope you've already sent in your apps. So update your app and also fax/email this unofficial report to the schools you've applied to. If you haven't sent in your apps, I'd send them in ASAP because it's already the end of July and it's getting late. The advantage to not having applied yet is that you can still move your school list around, so make sure the schools you are applying to don't have a cutoff for QR. Apply to your state schools and to private schools, privates in places you'd actually live to live in and that don't scare you with their COA.

If you're applying next cycle, I'd work on improving your application in other areas (volunteering, research, DA, etc) and apply the minute the app opens in June.

Good luck!

Other than that, I aced every math class I took in college which includes math courses up to pre-calculus and statistics.

 

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It is useless asking if anyone got in with similar stats. There's always someone saying they got in and in addition there are also a handful of fakes, but you can look at the statistics for yourself. Pick the schools that were within your reach but it is a bit outdated. If you can't find a updated one just raises all the scores a bit since it just gets more competitive over the years. Also some schools may not even look at your application due to the 15 on the QR (some schools have a minimum for all portions of the DAT, so make sure you research and ask)

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Your chances are average.

Good luck.