Does anyone know how the quantitative reasoning section of the Kaplan OAT practice book, OAT achiever, and opted test compare to the real OAT?
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Quantitative Reasoning
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I would concentrate on understanding the practice exam questions from OPTED. Since they write the test.
Kaplan is usually much harder than the type of questions they ask.
Kaplan is usually much harder than the type of questions they ask.
I just read that this portion of the test is way harder than opted so I would be a little afraid to trust it as a guide.
I used the Destroyer QR and that was a great source of practice problems
raleighzia im right there with you. I can do the math okay with a calculator but without one its horrible. Plus, whats the deal with all this trig stuff? It is horrible.
arctic, is there a book or study material you used which helped you with the math section? I saw the example you gave about trig symmetry on your website and I didn't know how you got to that answer. Anything you used/did (other than kaplan) that helped?
arctic, is there a book or study material you used which helped you with the math section? I saw the example you gave about trig symmetry on your website and I didn't know how you got to that answer. Anything you used/did (other than kaplan) that helped?
I second Orgoman QR. The questions are exactly like the ones on the Opted exam, except there are tons of them. I also have the Kaplan book. Their questions aren't terrible, but there aren't as many questions so I stopped using it after I got the Orgoman book.
