OAT Resources

[Commando303]

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I'm trying to prepare myself to apply to optometry school, and must study for the OAT. I've obtained a copy of Kaplan OAT, and gone through a bit of it, but don't find it particularly good: There are a couple of exams and a few pages of "what you need to know" information, but there's simply not a great deal of explanation of the answers.

Is this about my only resource? It's close to all I've seen, and it's shameful in comparison with Kaplan's study-book for the MCAT. I know the company offers a prep. course for the test, as well, but the cost is about $1400.00, which is maybe $1300.00 more than I can afford...

Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks much.

*I wasn't sure whether to post this here or in "pre-optometry," so I did so on both. I apologize if that was the wrong decision.

 

[sportsdude00]

I'm trying to prepare myself to apply to optometry school, and must study for the OAT. I've obtained a copy of Kaplan OAT, and gone through a bit of it, but don't find it particularly good: There are a couple of exams and a few pages of "what you need to know" information, but there's simply not a great deal of explanation of the answers.

Is this about my only resource? It's close to all I've seen, and it's shameful in comparison with Kaplan's study-book for the MCAT. I know the company offers a prep. course for the test, as well, but the cost is about $1400.00, which is maybe $1300.00 more than I can afford...

Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks much.

*I wasn't sure whether to post this here or in "pre-optometry," so I did so on both. I apologize if that was the wrong decision.

search the threads, there are plenty of resources people talk about and this question has been answered many times...

 

[Commando303]

Okay. Thank you.

 

[blysssful]

There is also an entire section devoted to OAT discussions.

You probably won't find very many resources in bookstores, but there are quite a few that you can order online (OAT Destroyer, achiever, or topscore pro, to name a few).

 

[Commando303]

I'll check those out. Thanks.