Increase QR in a month

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dent56171

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I took my first QR test on bootcamp today and got a 16. How do I raise this score in a month? Will destroyer help as Ive done only 2 tests. Ive watched all the Khan Academy videos months ago. I am retaking the DAT in July as I got a 16 on several sections for an AA of 17.
 
Unfortunately, math is not a subject in which you can do very well in a short time.

If you are very weak in math, as you state, then destroyer should not be the first book to use. You improve math through practice and more practice. You should also try to do the problems in your head rather than relying too much on your calculator.

For the first week or two, go grab a high school textbook for basic algebra and geometry skills and solve the problems listed in those books. Try to do the simple calculations in your head and confirm with a calculator.

For the rest, do the destroyer questions. You should also know that the destroyer questions are somewhat more difficult than the actual thing.

I'm not sure if you have enough time to improve on all of the weak sections in that short time, though.
 
Unfortunately, math is not a subject in which you can do very well in a short time.

If you are very weak in math, as you state, then destroyer should not be the first book to use. You improve math through practice and more practice. You should also try to do the problems in your head rather than relying too much on your calculator.

For the first week or two, go grab a high school textbook for basic algebra and geometry skills and solve the problems listed in those books. Try to do the simple calculations in your head and confirm with a calculator.

For the rest, do the destroyer questions. You should also know that the destroyer questions are somewhat more difficult than the actual thing.

I'm not sure if you have enough time to improve on all of the weak sections in that short time, though.

I am good with algebra, geometry, and trig as math was one of my strong subjects in school but it is the stats and quantitative comparisons I am weak on.
 
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