Obviously more is needed in prep for the bio section than just Cliffs?

[adamrose]

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So far I am 2 weeks into dat studying and I'm halfway done with cliffs.
I consider myself fairly fluent in biology and would consider it my strongest point. However, I peeked over to the DAT destroyer and realized theres a range of topics that I don't think are included in cliffs (Genetic diseases, immunology, embryonic devel.)

Basically I feel the questions are way more in depth also than in cliffs.

What should I do to get a more in detail and wider range of knowledge?

Skimmed feralis notes aswell. is this the best thing?

 

[510586]

I think embryonic development is discussed in Cliff. Feralis covers more of everything though. A lot of his notes are from cliff and barrons biology so you can check there.

 

[BYU4you]

Cliffs is a base
Feralis is the frosting
Destroyer is the sprinkles

You really need all for a cake but you need to make it in order.

Those three together make for awesome studying. It's hard to dive right into destroyer but it really prepares you well for the real thing.

 

[matardug]

Definitely spend lots of time on the destroyer biology. The best way to get into detail and a wider range of knowledge is to go through destroyer. Go through the questions and answer key. Its meant to be a learning tool to expand your knowledge. If you know that book inside and out, you will do great on the real biology section.

 

[RxStudentatUB]

Let Destroyer and Feralis fill in the gap not provided by Cliffs. Cliff's --> Destroyer --> Feralis review before bedtime, and repeat.

 

[virtualmaster999]

Agreed Destroyer is amazing! I finished going through it once in a week (finished yesterday) and wow did I learn a lot! Now I'm gonna go over all the notes/notecards I made, as well as the questions/ topics I got wrong. Then Destroyer again!