dat taken + breakdown

[whatsthediels]

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ok, so i took the dats a week and a half ago. in short here is my breakdown:
Pat:24
rc: 17 (25th%)
QR: 21
bio:22
g-chem: 22
orgo: 21
ts:22

ok, so overall im pretty happy. except for the reading comp, kinda got shafted on that one, but im dyslexic, so for me a 17 aint too shabby.
pat: as far as pat goes i went through kbb, and maybe two CDP on my friends computer. it came pretty easy, so i wasnt worried about that. i tried to focus on the sciences.
math: math destroyer. the problems are on the same level, unlike achiever, so def worth the money.
bio: cliffs and destroyer
chem: destroyer
orgo: i was actually a little upset on my score on this one. thought i'de do much better. anyway, without giving exact questions i can say that looking back through it, it's all basically there. so know those roadmaps cold.

i got achiever, the five test package, and went through them. much harder then the real test, so i guess it got me good and motivated. Here are my AA for all five: 17,16,18,15,14,16.

best of luck to all future test takers!

 

[Phish]

Nice job!!
Your friend must have been a really nice guy, letting you use his CDP and all. Don't trust his angle ranking tip though.

 

[Phish]

looking good!! BUt I would recommend retaking because of your reading comprehension marks.! However, that only comes with practice!

I hate to be blunt here, but if you think he should retake with scores like that you don't know what you're talking about. Sorry.

 

[hoylematt]

looking good!! BUt I would recommend retaking because of your reading comprehension marks.! However, that only comes with practice!

Yeah, I would not retake with that score. Most schools have a cutoff of 17 so he is fine.

 

[DoCt0rPeTe]

the poor advice is coming from someone who feels the need to post his/her percentile of 99.7 with a disappointed face as a signature-

I would say definitely do not retake. However, I would definitely call the schools that you are interested in, as I know some schools care a great deal about RC. Listen to what THEY tell you, not some over-achiever whose percentile in bold may imply that he/she knows what's best for you.