General Questions: Week before test; # of FL's?

[Mycoalwin]

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Hey guys -- Just got a couple quick questions as I keep on studying for my August 24th exam!

1) What does one do the week before the test? I'm pretty sure I'll be resting the day before my test, but what about until then? As of now, I plan on running through destroyer again (at least the bio section) and going through all of my notes; maybe I'll redo some PAT and RC to keep it fresh. I also should've used up all of Bootcamp by then, so should I purchase QVault (for RC or Bio I guess) and use it up that last week?

2) Do you guys actually do full-length tests? From what I read on breakdowns, people just use resources that have all of the test questions split up in their respective subjects (like Bootcamp, for example). The only full-length practice test I see mentioned is really ADA 2009, which I plan to do 2 weeks before my actual exam.

 

[Muscle Extender]

Crack the DAT had decent tests, you should find a different version than just the ADA 2009 exam. I would take at least 3 full length tests around August 17-22. Then relax and review until its time to crush the exam.

Destroyer orgo and bio is helpful. Crack the DAT also has invaluable PAT questions.

 

[Mycoalwin]

Crack the DAT had decent tests, you should find a different version than just the ADA 2009 exam. I would take at least 3 full length tests around August 17-22. Then relax and review until its time to crush the exam.

Destroyer orgo and bio is helpful. Crack the DAT also has invaluable PAT questions.

Do you have any other recommendations for full-lengths? Trying not to shell out $290 for 5 tests that I probably won't be able to get through.

 

[right_meow]

Top score is reasonably priced for full length tests ($60 for 3 tests) and feel like it is a pretty accurate representation and can help you get used to timing and the feel of the test.
Also if you're going to purchase Qvault for bio, I would do it sooner than a week before! There are ALOT of questions. Good luck!

 

[Muscle Extender]

Do you have any other recommendations for full-lengths? Trying not to shell out $290 for 5 tests that I probably won't be able to get through.

Well the Kaplan book has an exam, not great, but its something. Also, you can register for a Kaplan exam full length and timed online. Its on a select number of days and you have to sign up for it. I didn't take it myself, but a friend said it was helpful.