How much Organic 2 is on the OAT?

[UnuglyDuckling]

hey guys, the university I go to does not require organic chem 2 as a pre-req for optometry (and neither does the school I want to go to). But I do know there is some Ochem 2 on the OAT. I was wondering how Ochem 2 specific it is on the OAT...
Im really nervous about memorizing all the reagents for Organic chem generally as i was never that great with reactions!

If anyone who took the OAT recently can give me some input, Id greatly appreciate it!

thanks in advance

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[300ZXNA]

On mine (which I took on Monday) it was a pretty even sampling of the entire year of O-chem, if not biased towards the second half of the year simply because the second half of O-chem is so reaction heavy, there's just inherently more to choose from. If you have the chance to take organic 2, I wouldn't shy away from it, use some flashcards and the like and getting down the reactions isn't too bad.

 

[NataliaDG]

any advice on what the bio is heavy on? or gen chem?

 

[ducki3]

any advice on what the bio is heavy on? or gen chem?

I would have to say that you should just study the information as stated on the OAT guide located at https://www.ada.org/oat/oat_guide.pdf which states what they will cover starting on page 39. Some people might have more questions on one topic than others.

 

[acetabulum7]

fellow ducks helping each other out.....