does a high gpa compensate for an average dat (no score under 17)

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and what schools should i consider adding to my list
Adjust your question to the new DAT scoring system.


Short answer: most do holistic review but there is no simple compensation for a "low" GPA with a high DAT. Often the disparate results put a greater spotlight on the application (which do we believe? What other information clarify this?).
 
Adjust your question to the new DAT scoring system.


Short answer: most do holistic review but there is no simple compensation for a "low" GPA with a high DAT. Often the disparate results put a greater spotlight on the application (which do we believe? What other information clarify this?).
shes asking the reverse high gpa mid to average DAT

It is very possible to make large improvements in DAT scores with dedicated studying and resources. If you have the time and money to do so I would absolutely recommend improving your score because if that is the difference between getting into your state school the benefit can be hundreds of thousands of dollars
 
shes asking the reverse high gpa mid to average DAT
Oh thanks. Different from medical school admissions, it helps with holistic review, but doesn't fully compensate for an average DAT.
It is very possible to make large improvements in DAT scores with dedicated studying and resources. If you have the time and money to do so I would absolutely recommend improving your score because if that is the difference between getting into your state school the benefit can be hundreds of thousands of dollars
Adding, the new score scale may help you if you retake, but read the article. I agree it depends on your focus and any more effective change in study strategy. Read the DAT forum.
 
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