Kaplan or Princeton Review?

[PinkZinfandel]

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Hello,

I don't see many people posting about Kaplan or Princeton Review for DAT prep. I am assuming the online prep resources for Kaplan or Princeton Review is not that good?

Thanks

 

[1Overdrive]

You could use them, but your time is better spent using comprehensive sources like Cliffs 3e supplemented with Feralis notes, and Chad's Videos for chem/ochem.

 

[kayden28]

I took the Princeton Review course and loved it. They taught helpful tips and tricks, and while you can learn a lot of it on your own, it's helpful for those who don't have an entire summer off to study and who have other commitments. It's also a lot cheaper than the Kaplan courses and the books were so much easier to read. Kaplan put me to sleep almost every single time, and I eventually gave up reading it. The Princeton Review book was a much easier read, making concepts easier to understand. Great resources and great teachers for the price that they were asking. Also, you can call in and ask for discount codes. I got the course for $200 off, which was a great bonus!

 

[kingenamel]

I took kaplan and wasnt a big fan, I heard good things about Princeton but it wasnt offered in my area.

 

[Troyvdg]

Hello,

I don't see many people posting about Kaplan or Princeton Review for DAT prep. I am assuming the online prep resources for Kaplan or Princeton Review is not that good?

Thanks

your assumption is correct.

 

[Dotoday]

They just see too easy. Start with CrackDAT, Destroyer, Odyssey and Feralis notes. They are tough, but if you go slow and master them, you can do well.

 

[SmileDesignersDDS]

Bump!

 

[Impulse155]

Hello,

I don't see many people posting about Kaplan or Princeton Review for DAT prep. I am assuming the online prep resources for Kaplan or Princeton Review is not that good?

Thanks

I didn't do one but not many people speak highly of them.
Overly priced, can get better knowledge from self studying.

 

[SmileDesignersDDS]

Maybe your better off testing out their books (the classes you speak of) then deciding if the class is worth it to you or not. I am actually not in a class.