Hello!
I'm a biology undergraduate going into my junior year. I was wondering when the typical pre-dental student finds it best to take the DAT. I'm torn because I would like to start studying over the winter break and take it before the spring of my junior year starts. However, lots of people have told me that it is too early, and I should wait until the summer between junior and senior year.
I have already taken Organic chemistry I and II, Biology I and II, and General Chemistry I and II (all the required pre-dent courses).
Do you find that there is greater success on the DAT when waiting until the summer? I would like to avoid studying for the DAT WHILE taking college classes...
I'm a biology undergraduate going into my junior year. I was wondering when the typical pre-dental student finds it best to take the DAT. I'm torn because I would like to start studying over the winter break and take it before the spring of my junior year starts. However, lots of people have told me that it is too early, and I should wait until the summer between junior and senior year.
I have already taken Organic chemistry I and II, Biology I and II, and General Chemistry I and II (all the required pre-dent courses).
Do you find that there is greater success on the DAT when waiting until the summer? I would like to avoid studying for the DAT WHILE taking college classes...