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DR.COLLIns-PCAT REVIEW MATERIAL
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Moved to PCAT.
I bought one originally from Dr.Collins and some of the pictures are not so clearly printed either.
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I wondered that about the copy I purchased. It was a little too pristine to have been previously used. I didn't write on it, but you can tell that I've handled it. When I received it, the condition was perfect. The pics were fuzzy as well.
The whole Dr. Collins product is a little odd. It is all in different fonts, some of it looks like it was done on a typewriter. It seems very pieced together. Looks aren't everything, though. It felt like a good study guide.
The whole Dr. Collins product is a little odd. It is all in different fonts, some of it looks like it was done on a typewriter. It seems very pieced together. Looks aren't everything, though. It felt like a good study guide.
I noticed that too and it drove me crazy. It's because each section is written by a different person. If you look at the contact information to use for any questions, it's a different person for each section. It does suck that it's so choppy from one section to the next, but when you think about it, it's better to have each section written by an individual specializing in that topic.
