PULVERIZED on 01/27/09 Breakdown

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As one may say, your scores are "off the hook." Translation= way to go, you posted some impressive scores!
 
Very nice scores! Congrats!

Weird that 53%-ile in RC translates to a 19... never noticed that before.
 
Yup, I was SO nervous. But alas D-Day is done with and I am so going to the bars tonight haha. TS helped a lot with the stamina thing because when I did it on TS, I got really worn out. I didn't get so tired when I was taking the real thing =)
 
awesome scores!

you mind throwing up your CDP and CDM scores sometime?


is the kaplan course/destroyer/cliffs good enough for bio?
 
haahaa...you earned the celebration adizzle87!

Good luck with your applications for this cycle- I intend on taking the test sometime in April or May...depending how things work out...may I come to you if I have questions during my prep mode??
 
haahaa...you earned the celebration adizzle87!

Good luck with your applications for this cycle- I intend on taking the test sometime in April or May...depending how things work out...may I come to you if I have questions during my prep mode??
Absolutely, feel free to PM anytime. If it wasn't for the advice of my fellow SDNers I wouldn't have done nearly as well as I did. Time to pay it forward =)
 
awesome scores!

you mind throwing up your CDP and CDM scores sometime?


is the kaplan course/destroyer/cliffs good enough for bio?
I personally thought that Kaplan BB's bio was relatively weak. I heard the classes weren't much better so I decided to forego Kaplan for Bio and PAT.

Destroyer is helpful, but to be honest I only did like 1/4 of all the ~250 problems that were on it. It prepared me on how to approach questions, and to fill in the spaces with their solutions. But when it came down to it I attribute my Bio score more to Cliffs and High-Yield than anything else. I can't tell you of any short, efficient ways to study for Biology because I decided to go the overkill route and went straight to Campbells whenever I could.

I would use Cliffs as your primary source and use Campbell's biology to cover everything Cliffs doesn't cover (according to the ADA-DAT Guideline). I found the textbook useful and although you probably won't need all those details that the book gives you, its figures and longer (but interesting) explanations gave me a strong foundation for the Biological sciences.
 
Yah Im glad that I asm in this cycle and not next one, the scores here just keep on shooting higher and higher. Very nice job even with your "average":laugh: scores you should have no problem getting in. GL next cycle.
 
Awesome job! You freakin killed it man ! Dental school is yours, where are you applying to?
 
How much time did you spend studying?

I spent all of my 3-week winter break and most of my free time once school started. All in all I spent about 6-7 weeks studying, with the first 3 weeks 10 hours a day not leaving the house. When I wasn't studying for upcoming MTs during this winter I dedicated all of that time to nothing but the DAT. Hardcore, I know, but I knew that that was the only way for ME to do well. I knew I probably wasn't as quick at learning as some of the people on the forums so I knew the only way I could make up for it was with putting in twice the effort.

Awesome job! You freakin killed it man ! Dental school is yours, where are you applying to?

I'm shooting for the Dugoni School of Dentistry, thats probably my #1 choice right now. Among my other favorite picks are MWU, Temple, NYU, ASDOH, and UConn. But with my GPA in the gutter, its going to be a tough road for me even with my DAT scores I gather. I intend on applying broadly though, so I'm just trying my best in school right now and crossing my fingers :xf: hoping for the best!
 
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