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[DrReo]

What's the recommended reaction list for the DAT? Would knowing the study guide listed in the back of Kaplan's Blue Book be sufficient?

Thanks

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[Shjfr]

There is a study guide in the back of the kaplan book?

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[DrReo]

Yes

 

[DDSguyLA]

Yeah... you're talking about the NEW Kaplan DAT blue book... Most of us still have the old one 2007-7008.
I went to the borders a week ago and saw they have new one out "With Colored pages and all" haha...
I guess they weren't selling the old ones anymore... or maybe its the tough economy thats hitting them.
NEways, there is a study guide at the end of the new book. But I don't think it would be sufficient enough... Maybe only 50%-75% sufficient is my guess.

Good luck

 

[TeamGuo]

I would go over your school notes for Orgo I and II and Kaplan and Destroyer. Those should be fairly sufficient.

Also go over you lab notes since lab questions show up frequently.

 

[doc3232]

I call it google . I found a few lists online in several places.

 

[mantraman1010]

http://www.scribd.com/doc/2886453/Organic-Chemistry-342-Reactions

This was a lifesaver for me, should have used it the first time.

 

[Glycogen]

http://www.scribd.com/doc/2886453/Organic-Chemistry-342-Reactions

This was a lifesaver for me, should have used it the first time.

Very nice site.Thanks for sharing it.

 

[gkhan]

Yeah... you're talking about the NEW Kaplan DAT blue book... Most of us still have the old one 2007-7008.
I went to the borders a week ago and saw they have new one out "With Colored pages and all" haha...
I guess they weren't selling the old ones anymore... or maybe its the tough economy thats hitting them.
NEways, there is a study guide at the end of the new book. But I don't think it would be sufficient enough... Maybe only 50%-75% sufficient is my guess.

Good luck

yeah i was jealous b/c i have the 07-08 version and some ppl were talking about the "blue book"

its the same thing though haha