OAT Results

[w44jmw]

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I just wrote the OAT yesterday, and did much better than expected, considering I only studied for a few weeks and I had been doing pretty badly on the practice tests!

QR: 320 (ran out of time!)
RC: 400
BIO: 360
GC: 340
OC: 330
PH: 350
TS = 360
AA = 350

Is this considered pretty decent if I have a 3.4-3.5 GPA to go along with it? I'll only have about 15 hours of shadowing in by the time Waterloo's application is due, but I should have significantly more to apply to schools in the states. Let me know if you think I have much of a chance!

 

[Absolute Vision]

Congrats on your OAT scores! You gpa, OAT scores, and shadowing experience should make you a competitive applicant.

 

[DryEye]

I just wrote the OAT yesterday, and did much better than expected, considering I only studied for a few weeks and I had been doing pretty badly on the practice tests!

QR: 320 (ran out of time!)
RC: 400
BIO: 360
GC: 340
OC: 330
PH: 350
TS = 360
AA = 350

Is this considered pretty decent if I have a 3.4-3.5 GPA to go along with it? I'll only have about 15 hours of shadowing in by the time Waterloo's application is due, but I should have significantly more to apply to schools in the states. Let me know if you think I have much of a chance!

Congrats!! What did you use to study?

 

[w44jmw]

I used the Kaplan book with practice sections and full-length tests with explanations, the Opted test, and the OAT Achiever program. I only purchased the OAT Achiever at the last minute, but I found it pretty helpful because it's computerized and timed like the actual test. The organic section was helpful, especially since a lot of the topics covered on the OAT were never taught in my university organic course.