Kaplan or Princeton Review?

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Hey, I have already taken the DAT, but I just wanted to start a thread that would help people who were planning on studying for the DAT in the near future. For those that have, what classes in your opinion prepares students better for the DAT, Kaplan, PR, or perhaps a combination of examkrackers and textbooks?
 
The truth is. Number of books doesnt matter.
Seriously, I have at least 2 full boxes of study materials.
Do you have the will and time to go through all of them?
At the end, I just use Kaplan and textbooks.
I found for GChem, textbook is very helpful.
Remember to review how you do those unit convertion, etc.
They are simple enough that you just have to review once and ready to go in the DAT.

The MCAT book for Princeton Science Review is quite good. If you can get it, read over that.