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They're both a waste of money....
I liked the online materials but thought the actual class was a waste of time. The instructors are typically just students who don't know much more than you do anyways. The materials are good practice though and are useful for a studying time line and to gauge your progress.
I agree the online is better so you don't waste so much time in the classroom and you can watch the online course any time you want. But make sure you really spend time and practice on Kaplan subject tests.
I strongly disagree with that. Its overpriced to be sure, but not a waste. I did kaplan and went from straight 19's on my first application cycle to 22AA, 22TS, 24 PAT on my second. For me, it was worth every penny- in the long run its a drop in the bucket and its the single best thing you can do to improve you application. Also, if you don't improve they'll give you back your money.
I think overall the online materials are the best deal though, they were alot more important for my success than the class. The best preparation for the DAT is taking as many computer-based practice tests as possible.
yes, i cant stress enough the value of going over every subject test, practice test, and workshop multiple times. It will drill the basics into your brain. The online material alon IMO is sufficient for chem and O chem sections of DAT. You will just need additional sources for bio and PAT.
I liked the online materials but thought the actual class was a waste of time. The instructors are typically just students who don't know much more than you do anyways. The materials are good practice though and are useful for a studying time line and to gauge your progress.