Are there any other full length practice exams besides top score and Achiever that are worthwhile? I'm planning to take a bunch of practice tests before my test at the end of the Month? Anybody knows anything? D-day is coming and I'm getting more nervous. So far my practice test has been on the 18-19 range..Not sure what else I can do more here.........HELPPPPPPPP!
Full length practice exam!!!
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I do agree that practice tests are important and working with problems are important. But you only have to do a handful unless you're the type of person that studies most from learning from exams. Practice tests are helpful for timing. Make sure you also know material outside of practice tests as well, but practice tests test if you can apply yourself.
Some other ones that you can do are:
2007 DAT sample (free)
2006 OAT sample (free) -- I heard the ADA also makes these questions.
2009 DAT paid... I didn't do this because I heard you can't really study from them if you get the online one? (doesn't show math diagrams or ochem structures nor give you the answers, just which question you got wrong) =/ But some people really recommend it and said that it's indicative what you'll score. I don't really know, so it's up to you.
These tests should be enough because they take up a lot of time and more time to go over in detail. Good luck!
Don't worry about your scores! They may or may not fall within the range of what you're scoring. Just learn from your mistakes.
Some other ones that you can do are:
2007 DAT sample (free)
2006 OAT sample (free) -- I heard the ADA also makes these questions.
2009 DAT paid... I didn't do this because I heard you can't really study from them if you get the online one? (doesn't show math diagrams or ochem structures nor give you the answers, just which question you got wrong) =/ But some people really recommend it and said that it's indicative what you'll score. I don't really know, so it's up to you.
These tests should be enough because they take up a lot of time and more time to go over in detail. Good luck!
Don't worry about your scores! They may or may not fall within the range of what you're scoring. Just learn from your mistakes.
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If you've been getting 19 in achiever, you should be in good shape; especially with three weeks to go. The actual test is a lot easier from what I've experienced/heard from others.
I don't really know of any others, except I wouldn't recommend Kaplan's practice tests. They were too easy, and they were flat out wrong on a couple of questions lol.
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Yea seriously, 18-19 Achiever is like at least 23 on real deal lol!
