how is DAT Bootcamp 10 week study schedule? Any reviews?

[SunshineStatePreDental]

Hey, I wanted to get more information about Ari's DAT Bootcamp 10 week schedule.

This will be my 2nd time taking the DAT (first time 19AA, 19TS, 19PAT) and I am shooting for a 22. The First time around I used Chad's Videos, Kaplan, and DAT Bootcamp.

This time around I want to use DAT Destroyer, Cliffs, Chads, DAT Bootcamp etc. so I thought that this schedule would be perfect for the study materials I want to use.

Anyone have any success stories using this study schedule? or any reviews about it?

Thanks.

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[cacajuate]

you are still missing the best bio resource....

10 weeks is more then enough time to score a 22.

 

[matardug]

Hey there! This is pretty much my story. First time around I scored a 17 AA 17 TS without destroyer. With destroyer I ended up scoring a 23AA and a 25 TS. I would highly recommend making your own study schedule as you know how you study best, and what material you need the most work on.

 

[510586]

Hey there! This is pretty much my story. First time around I scored a 17 AA 17 TS without destroyer. With destroyer I ended up scoring a 23AA and a 25 TS. I would highly recommend making your own study schedule as you know how you study best, and what material you need the most work on.

How many problems did you do a day? I'm finding the bio part takes especially long because I am explaining any tiny detail I don't understand.

 

[Incis0r]

Hey, I wanted to get more information about Ari's DAT Bootcamp 10 week schedule.

This will be my 2nd time taking the DAT (first time 19AA, 19TS, 19PAT) and I am shooting for a 22. The First time around I used Chad's Videos, Kaplan, and DAT Bootcamp.

This time around I want to use DAT Destroyer, Cliffs, Chads, DAT Bootcamp etc. so I thought that this schedule would be perfect for the study materials I want to use.

Anyone have any success stories using this study schedule? or any reviews about it?

Thanks.

Doing it right now. @cacajuate is right. the schedule is missing a few things I'd like....a third run of DAT destroyer, Feralis notes...but I'm doing those on my own time. The great thing about the 10-week schedule is it gives you an excellent preparation in exchange for 4-5 hours a day, six days a week, which is very reasonable. You can then build further hours into the day for more targeted review. Furthermore, as you said, it includes many great materials and integrates them well.

I'd start off with the DAT Bootcamp schedule and, once you're in the flow of things, I'd modify as I saw fit.

 

[StudentDoc1234]

you are still missing the best bio resource....

10 weeks is more then enough time to score a 22.

What's the best bio resource?

 

[Incis0r]

What's the best bio resource?

My guess is that he was going to say Feralis or Qvault.
That said, Cliffs is quite formidable as well.

 

[StudentDoc1234]

My guess is that he was going to say Feralis or Qvault.
That said, Cliffs is quite formidable as well.

Okay ya I'm assuming he's talking about Feralis too

 

[matardug]

@510586 I probably did 50-100 questions a day. I would go very in depth, with especially the biology. I know it gets bland sometimes, but everything in that book is important.

 

[510586]

@510586 I probably did 50-100 questions a day. I would go very in depth, with especially the biology. I know it gets bland sometimes, but everything in that book is important.

Yea I'm doing 40 bio 30 30 for the other sections. They weren't joking when they said it was hard every question is much harder than both bootcamp tests and chad quizzes. One more question- do you write out what's in the back of the destroyer for the most part or do you add a lot of your own notes? I'm also having trouble knowing where to organize it. Seems like every question is not related to the last, so I'm just making random flashcards/notes. Is that normal?

 

[matardug]

Flash cards are what I did and they worked fantastic!