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Hey guys, so May 30th 2008 is the day I am registered to take the OATs. I am currently taking a Kaplan course and I feel as if I am learning a good amount during the classroom setting but my practice test scores are mediocre at best. My first diagnostic test score was a 290... Now that I am half way through, these are my results:
Scaled Scores:
Section of the OAT Score
Total Score 315
> Total Sciences 350
- Biology 380
- General Chemistry 360
- Organic Chemistry 370
- Physics 270
> Reading Comprehension 240
> Quantitative Reasoning 270
I still have yet to really sit down and grind out some serious studying but I am still kind of frustrated with my results.I really need to nail my OAT because although I go to a pretty good college and my major is legit tough, I have a pretty low GPA. I did so well in the Bio and 2 chems. It's like every time I take the practice test everything shifts around. I got a 320 on physics, 340 on RC and 300 on QR last time. english is my second language. (When I got a 290 total).
What do I go about doing? I noticed that towards the end of the near 5 hr exam I was growing less patient and more anxious to get the damn thing over with.
Also, does anyone know if the practice/diagnostic tests that Kaplan gives are harder than the real exam?
All feedback and help will be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Scaled Scores:
Section of the OAT Score
Total Score 315
> Total Sciences 350
- Biology 380
- General Chemistry 360
- Organic Chemistry 370
- Physics 270
> Reading Comprehension 240
> Quantitative Reasoning 270
I still have yet to really sit down and grind out some serious studying but I am still kind of frustrated with my results.I really need to nail my OAT because although I go to a pretty good college and my major is legit tough, I have a pretty low GPA. I did so well in the Bio and 2 chems. It's like every time I take the practice test everything shifts around. I got a 320 on physics, 340 on RC and 300 on QR last time. english is my second language. (When I got a 290 total).
What do I go about doing? I noticed that towards the end of the near 5 hr exam I was growing less patient and more anxious to get the damn thing over with.
Also, does anyone know if the practice/diagnostic tests that Kaplan gives are harder than the real exam?
All feedback and help will be greatly appreciated, thanks!

