Is it possible at this point?

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[ultimateballer07]

It's possible. I know people who have studied 2-3 weeks and score 20+ .... it's not the norm, but it definitely is doable. Get your hands on DAT Destroyer and Math Destroyer ASAP as well as Chad's videos (for the chemistries). Haven't come across someone who has gone wrong with those resources...

 

[timbaland702]

Do you finish the entire section in QR?

 

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[timbaland702]

Unfortunately, I don't.

That is actually good news. Pick and choose your battles. If you feel the problem is going to take time, move on and go back later. Your main goal should be to complete the easy problems first. That should boost your QR score up at least a couple points.

 

[matardug]

My advice would be to spend less time on the timed tests, and more time on the materials @ultimateballer07 said (DAT destroyer and Math destroyer). Finish the book and go over them as many times as possible. Know the answer key and definitions to the answer choices and youll do great on the sciences. Go through Math destroyer and you'll do fine on the actual test.

 

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[Weakfart]

literally bumped up my scores in the last like 2.5 weeks before my DAT after 2 months studying. You got this brother.

 

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[Chga]

No way to predict how it is, I found the G-chem and O-chem to be really easy on the real thing. Bio was ... weird and random.

 

[Weakfart]

Holy jeebus! I just tried DAT Bootcamp's PAT for the first time ever and scored an 18.... that was ridiculously hard O__O!



Thank you very much! I'll do my best. Been making brain gains these past 2 weeks and everything hurts LOL and I'm a girl by the way 🙂

Lol my bad! Kill it girl! I think I was averaging around 20/21 3 weeks before my actual DAT so there is time to make more brain gainz.

 

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[LittleKay]

I'd say the real thing is harder simply because so much is on the line.

Bootcamp, you can tackle it however you want and once the timer ends you get a score. Your life isn't changed. That score means very little.

On the real thing time is of the essence so you begin to cave under the pressure.

However my real PAT was hard... really hard. TFE always gave me issues but the real thing was just... brutal.

 

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[ultimateballer07]

Thanks for the input! I don't have problems with the PAT until I get to paper folding and hole punching, but I've managed to improve on hole punching. Paper folding is just.. no. ):

I think I'll start reducing my time on CDP to force myself to work faster ^^ Thank you so much for your input! How were the sciences, though? Doable?

Take what @LittleKay said with a grain of salt. Typically, based on the hundreds of testimonies I've seen about comparing Bootcamp to the real PAT, is that you will generally score higher on the real thing if you keep the same strategy and pace yourself efficiently. It is the most representative software there is, but from what I've read, most people tend to score 1-3 points higher than their Bootcamp average for PAT.

Also, you need to take full length exams to get your stamina down. By the time the PAT section comes along, you have already completed roughly half of the exam, so you shouldn't let your nerves get the best of you. Don't fold under pressure. If you put in the work and dedicated/disciplined yourself in your studies then you should feel prepared and ready to go.

 

[Weakfart]

Whoa, what a boss. I'm just super nervous because apparently the PAT section on the DAT is harder than Bootcamp's.... not sure if friend is trolling to make me work harder.. LOL.

Read my breakdown for what I have to think about the PAT. But it's important to practice the PAT as often as you can.

 

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[swindoll]

If you spend the next 10 days wisely, it is definitely possible!