National DAT Scores

[UtahDad]

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Not too long ago, I saw a printed page of actual DAT scores for the first part of 2006. This report gave the numbers of individuals that scored a 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, etc., across the United States. I would like to see this report again, but don't know where to look. Does anyone know where this report would be? I thought it would be on the ADA's website, but I couldn't find it. Anyway, just wondered if anyone could help me out.

 

[denteng]

Not too long ago, I saw a printed page of actual DAT scores for the first part of 2006. This report gave the numbers of individuals that scored a 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, etc., across the United States. I would like to see this report again, but don't know where to look. Does anyone know where this report would be? I thought it would be on the ADA's website, but I couldn't find it. Anyway, just wondered if anyone could help me out.

Look again. It's at:

http://www.ada.org/prof/ed/testing/dat/dat_usermanual.pdf

Pages 18 through 25 (of the PDF, not of the document) have what you are looking for.

Interestingly enough, pages 39 and onwards breaks the scores down by ethnicity (for all the racists) and pages 31-35 break it down by gender (for all the sexists). Page 30 details how many times people have retaken the DAT. Apparently, four people have taken the DAT 9 times each. Two people repeated the DAT 8 times. Must be test prep people.

I do not have the time/desire to read through this report, other than the quick skim I just do, but for those who do look at this in detail, post the interesting stuff you find in this thread please.



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[AnonymousADCOM]

Look again. It's at:

http://www.ada.org/prof/ed/testing/dat/dat_usermanual.pdf

Pages 18 through 25 (of the PDF, not of the document) have what you are looking for.

that does not show the stats for the first part of 2006.