I'm currently studying for the OAT and wanted some tips for the science portion.
Bio: I know it's probably impossible to study everything there is but would studying Kaplan's blue book be good enough to do decent?
Orgo: I was just planning on memorizing the reactions using the study guide that was on coursesaver and watching Chad's videos.
Chem/Physics: This is the portion that I'm most comfortable with and I watched chad's videos and heard that the quizzes are the most representative of what would be on the test (but with more simple computations)
I might have answered my own question but I've been reading up on OAT experiences that have been here and it seems to vary. Any tip you might have would help honestly. I bought the OAT destroyer and to be honest I feel like it might be a waste because the questions seem to be super complicated and in-depth. I'm lacking confidence in this test and I think that is my main issue.
Bio: I know it's probably impossible to study everything there is but would studying Kaplan's blue book be good enough to do decent?
Orgo: I was just planning on memorizing the reactions using the study guide that was on coursesaver and watching Chad's videos.
Chem/Physics: This is the portion that I'm most comfortable with and I watched chad's videos and heard that the quizzes are the most representative of what would be on the test (but with more simple computations)
I might have answered my own question but I've been reading up on OAT experiences that have been here and it seems to vary. Any tip you might have would help honestly. I bought the OAT destroyer and to be honest I feel like it might be a waste because the questions seem to be super complicated and in-depth. I'm lacking confidence in this test and I think that is my main issue.
