I'm a math/chemistry major and have taken many upper level math courses, but i don't know what I should be reviewing for the quantitative reasoning portion of the dat. Is it mostly algebra or calculus based?
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Mathematical Problems - Algebra (equations and expressions, inequalities, exponential notation, absolute value, ratios and proportions, and graphical analysis);
Numerical calculations (fractions and decimals, percentages, approximations, and scientific notation); Probability and Statistics; Geometry; and Trigonometry
Applied Mathematics (Word) Problems
Numerical calculations (fractions and decimals, percentages, approximations, and scientific notation); Probability and Statistics; Geometry; and Trigonometry
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As a math major, I am sure you'll find the topics really easy. But you might have to work on speed since the main issue with QR isn't difficulty with material, but difficulty pacing. Just make sure you do a couple practice tests to get the ~1 min per question timing down and someone with your credentials will get an easy 30 on QR.
Though I am no math Major, I did take some upper divs and tutor regularly the same topics the DAT is on, but I still had to work on timing (though I may be exceptionally thick 😳).
Though I am no math Major, I did take some upper divs and tutor regularly the same topics the DAT is on, but I still had to work on timing (though I may be exceptionally thick 😳).
