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- i got a 1790 (super score) on the SAT (attempt 1: 1720, attempt 2: 1730), 26 on ACT
- 420 on Bio SAT II, 500 on Math 1 SAT II, 650 on US History SAT II
so i did pretty bad on those tests.
i got a 23AA on the DAT. i felt like the materials i used were amazing and i studied my hardest knowing how much the DAT counts. if you are willing to study hard and commit yourself to the DAT, you can do well!
i personally felt the DAT was easier than the sat bc : 1. i studied my ass off for almost 3 months 2. it tests you on stuff you've learned in school and not stupid ass vocab 3. i felt the dat reading was a breeze compared to some stuff on the SAt
my breakdown is below but PM if you have any questions
- 420 on Bio SAT II, 500 on Math 1 SAT II, 650 on US History SAT II
so i did pretty bad on those tests.
i got a 23AA on the DAT. i felt like the materials i used were amazing and i studied my hardest knowing how much the DAT counts. if you are willing to study hard and commit yourself to the DAT, you can do well!
i personally felt the DAT was easier than the sat bc : 1. i studied my ass off for almost 3 months 2. it tests you on stuff you've learned in school and not stupid ass vocab 3. i felt the dat reading was a breeze compared to some stuff on the SAt
my breakdown is below but PM if you have any questions
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correction: i actually got a 26 on the ACT
see my signaute for my breakdown
see my signaute for my breakdown
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I don't even remember what I got on my SAT, lol, but it was not good. Probably around 1700, I could just care less as a 17 year old, so I barely studied. Studying for standardized tests is all about material, work ethic and FEELING PREPARED. Luckily for the DAT you can take as much time as you want, and there is an abundance of material.
My signature has a breakdown if you're interested.
My signature has a breakdown if you're interested.
I'm not sure how good I am at standardized tests, as I never had to take them (i'm not from the states so no SAT for me). However, I definitely don't think i'm a genius (in fact, many people have straight up told me I'm not)
I think succeeding on the DAT is largely a function of your preparation/effort. I've heard other things for the LSAT and MCAT though.
All in all, work hard, work often and use all the good resources (destroyer, bootcamp, chads, cliffs, feralis) and you should be solid.
I think succeeding on the DAT is largely a function of your preparation/effort. I've heard other things for the LSAT and MCAT though.
All in all, work hard, work often and use all the good resources (destroyer, bootcamp, chads, cliffs, feralis) and you should be solid.
1670 SAT, 22 ACT. I really didn't apply myself in high school because I'm from Texas and was more focused on being in the top 10% of my class for automatic admissions into college. However, college was a huge wake-up call and I've really been applying myself the last 2 years. Once I started applying myself, the nervousness I felt with the SAT/ACT started to dwindle away and I felt good about the DAT (for the most part). Ended up making a 24AA
