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I know the ADA provides a list of topics to study for. I used Kaplan and Chad's videos and ended up with a 350. Good Luck!
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Thanks for the info! and good score congratsI took the OAT 10/15 and I did not have any questions regarding these topics (I had one that asked me about longitudinal and transverse waves) but that does not mean you will get the same exact questions. I know the ADA provides a list of topics to study for. I used Kaplan and Chad's videos and ended up with a 350. Good Luck!
how did you study for each section?I took the OAT 10/15 and I did not have any questions regarding these topics (I had one that asked me about longitudinal and transverse waves) but that does not mean you will get the same exact questions. I know the ADA provides a list of topics to study for. I used Kaplan and Chad's videos and ended up with a 350. Good Luck!
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I took the OAT 10/15 and I did not have any questions regarding these topics (I had one that asked me about longitudinal and transverse waves) but that does not mean you will get the same exact questions. I know the ADA provides a list of topics to study for. I used Kaplan and Chad's videos and ended up with a 350. Good Luck!
How long did you study/what did you use to do practice questions?
I took the OAT 10/15 and I did not have any questions regarding these topics (I had one that asked me about longitudinal and transverse waves) but that does not mean you will get the same exact questions. I know the ADA provides a list of topics to study for. I used Kaplan and Chad's videos and ended up with a 350. Good Luck!
Did you watch all of chads videos? On the ADA it says doesn't test of magnetism for example but Chad covers all of the topics.
I kept doing practice questions through Chads videos but it's impossible to tell what questions you get. Try and learn the general topics like optics, motion, collisions etc. I found Kaplan to be helpful.how did you study for each section?
How long did you study/what did you use to do practice questions?
Did you watch all of chads videos? On the ADA it says doesn't test of magnetism for example but Chad covers all of the topics.
I watched most of Chads videos, mainly the big topics that I knew would be on there like motion, optics, collisions. I started studying back in February, but I didn't study hardcore until June. I took my first practice test on Kaplan in August and got a 300. But I took the actual exam 10/15 and got a 370 AA. It is true that Kaplan tests are harder than the actual thing.
