Question about depth of Feralis Bio Notes...?

[SunshineStatePreDental]

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My DAT is on Thursday and I have been reading Feralis notes since yesterday. I am concerned about the level of depth in Feralis notes..
I feel like I haven't seen a good quarter of the stuff thats on the notes. Is this a bad thing? or has everyone been in the same boat?

 

[Weakfart]

I saw a few very specific questions on my exam. Bio can be on anything so better to be over-prepared than under-prepared. You obviously will not get tested on like 99% of Feralis but all of it is testable. I also recommend rereading cliffs. Bio was by far my most stressful section.

 

[SunshineStatePreDental]

I saw a few very specific questions on my exam. Bio can be on anything so better to be over-prepared than under-prepared. You obviously will not get tested on like 99% of Feralis but all of it is testable. I also recommend rereading cliffs. Bio was by far my most stressful section.

true, just trying to maximize my time here, exam is thursday so just skimming through it once today, and skimming it again tomorrow

 

[studentdentistwish]

The first time I took the dat without Feralis notes I got an 18 in Bio. The second time I read the notes. I probably read 20 pages a day word for word and tried to understand it (most of it was covered in cliffs so it was a nice review). The stuff that was too detailed and seemed absurd I skipped. I spent 1 week on Feralis (reading) (if my head hurt from a new concept i skipped it as well). I managed to get a 22 in bio the 2nd time around! Don't panic too much. Keep reading and don't let your determination fade! Good Luck 🙂

 

[FancyFloss]

I used Feralis a week before my exam and I had so many questions on my DAT that were covered in the notes. So it definitely helped to power through them. I didn't take notes from it so instead I took my time and made sure that I understood each page before I moved on.

 

[toothshine]

I would read Cliff's, and then whatever areas you're weak in, use Ferrali's.