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They know how many times you took it and your scores for each test. Even if they don't know, you SHOULD report all of them if they ask for them.
seconded.
and fake-rep for having integrity!
seconded.
and fake-rep for having integrity!
they see all scores that you have for all tests??
they see all scores that you have for all tests??
What about from the Canadian Scores? I have never spent enough time studying because they were always during peek exam time. I took the DAT's regardless since they are offered only twice per year. 1st time to see what the exam was like, 2nd time because I thought 1 month of studying was enough, and the 3rd time because I thought I might as well try again.
Just horrible,. Without practice this exam of course is not easy. I will now spend about 2 months studying for it every day! I will be writing the American one instead this time.
1. Do schools in the states see all the scores of the canadian dats?
2. Does it matter how many times you take it? (I mean I know it looks kind of bad, but then again if you just did the tests because of the limited times/year that it is offered, it makes sense to try...)
Just a thought.