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I'm writing the OAT on Jan 12th... just wondering how much time I should give myself to study for this. I've already written the MCAT and the DAT this year, so some of the material is still fresh. Im doing some reading to refresh now, but do u think studying hardcore 2 weeks prior is enough?
 
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I'm writing the OAT on Jan 12th... just wondering how much time I should give myself to study for this. I've already written the MCAT and the DAT this year, so some of the material is still fresh. Im doing some reading to refresh now, but do u think studying hardcore 2 weeks prior is enough?
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I dont think you have to study at all. Go in and destroy the OAT!
 
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haha i dont feel THAT confident... i'm a little worried about timing on quantitative reasoning.


btw... i see some ppl post TS and AA with their scores, what does that mean?
 
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chrissystar said:
haha i dont feel THAT confident... i'm a little worried about timing on quantitative reasoning.


btw... i see some ppl post TS and AA with their scores, what does that mean?
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TS=total science (avg of physics, gchem, ochem, bio)
AA=academic average (everything)

Math wasn't that hard. If you can do DAT math and MCAT math, you can do OAT math. DAT math and OAT math are practically similar in difficulty since OAT is administered by the ADA.
 
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