Need Advice: Book for OAT content? Book for OAT Questions?

[ThiaminePyroPhosphate]

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What books would you recommend getting for studying the OAT content? And what books would you recommend for OAT practice questions?

I have limited time to study, roughly 2.5 weeks. I heard chad videos are good, but I don't have time to go through them all. Would the kaplan book be a better option?

is this the big blue kaplan book? Amazon product ASIN 161865781X
Is OAT destroyer the best option for questions? Do I need to get both OAT destroyer? (physics + other one)

Thanks!

 

[Jalam]

It depends really if you have a good foundation on the material. If you do, and with the limited amount of time, I would get the destroyer books on all the subjects and work them out and read the solutions. I would do practice tests as well. You can find one for free off of ADA site. I would say Chad's videos will be faster to go through then the big kaplan blue book. But I guess it depends if you like reading lots of text or watching lectures. There are a couple free videos on coursesaver.com (chads videos) if you want to give them a try first.

 

[carolinev]

I think first you should take a practice test first to see where you are weak. Take the ADA practice test, since it's free, and then I would honestly purchase chad's videos and maybe just buy the sections you need to work on the most. If you are diligent enough, you can get through a lot of material using his videos. Plus, he has quizzes and those are very helpful. Try to get through as much as you can in a week, then take practice tests.

I know everyone has a different situation, but if you do not feel 100% ready for the test, I would waiittttt. I can't stress that enough!! If you can wait it out, then seriously, it could be worth it