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Hi everyone, I need some suggestions here because I asked the same question to my advisor, he didn't help at all.
I am planning to take DAT early next spring, about Jan. or Feb. which means I will have to start to study it this fall. I will not be able to take Kaplan course, because their schedule conflicts with my class. So I'll have to study on my own, which takes a lot motivations for me. My class schedule looks like: Genetics, O Chem Lab, Anatomy and Physiology II, Accounting and one other class relatively easier. These make up 15 credit hours. I know people who studied with Kaplan lower their class loads, just so having time for the DAT class. So did anyone of you study DAT on your own? How much time did you devote to it? And should I drop one class? Does 13 credit hours look too little on the transcript? Sorry I know I have too many questions, but my advisor is not helpful at all. I really appreciate it.
I am planning to take DAT early next spring, about Jan. or Feb. which means I will have to start to study it this fall. I will not be able to take Kaplan course, because their schedule conflicts with my class. So I'll have to study on my own, which takes a lot motivations for me. My class schedule looks like: Genetics, O Chem Lab, Anatomy and Physiology II, Accounting and one other class relatively easier. These make up 15 credit hours. I know people who studied with Kaplan lower their class loads, just so having time for the DAT class. So did anyone of you study DAT on your own? How much time did you devote to it? And should I drop one class? Does 13 credit hours look too little on the transcript? Sorry I know I have too many questions, but my advisor is not helpful at all. I really appreciate it.