Hi, I'm new to this forum.
This might be a stupid question and I kind of have a feeling of what I want to do. I have my American DAT on January 11th. I have only barely finished studying Biology and have yet to start on O.chem and Chem. I did some of DAT Destroyer questions and I tried my best to keep studying everyday. But I always got something coming up for me and I have to head out no matter what...>.>
I don't exactly feel ready to take the test within 30 days. Should I postpone the test? Problem is that my parents are pushing me to take the DAT first and get the first feel. They said I should retake the test if I didn't do well. They felt like I will slack off if I postpone my test. What should I tell them?
I intend to apply for next year, for 2018, if I extend my exam to perhaps April, would that be too late?
I looked at other parts of the forums that it is better to take the DAT and do very well the first time, than doing a bad job at the first and do well the second time. Is that true?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
This might be a stupid question and I kind of have a feeling of what I want to do. I have my American DAT on January 11th. I have only barely finished studying Biology and have yet to start on O.chem and Chem. I did some of DAT Destroyer questions and I tried my best to keep studying everyday. But I always got something coming up for me and I have to head out no matter what...>.>
I don't exactly feel ready to take the test within 30 days. Should I postpone the test? Problem is that my parents are pushing me to take the DAT first and get the first feel. They said I should retake the test if I didn't do well. They felt like I will slack off if I postpone my test. What should I tell them?
I intend to apply for next year, for 2018, if I extend my exam to perhaps April, would that be too late?
I looked at other parts of the forums that it is better to take the DAT and do very well the first time, than doing a bad job at the first and do well the second time. Is that true?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
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