Ok, ok....just my two cents, do not touch examkrackers!!! Have you taken ochem? If so, you're ready for odyssey. Examkrackers is not meant for the DAT. I know there are a camp of people who like to use mcat material, but mcat material so different from DAT material. MCAT free standing multiple choice questions are more along the lines of hair splitting questions dealing with very basic concepts. Don't spend too much time on "building your foundation" with the blue book for ochem. If you've taken ochem, you're ready to go directly into solving as many problems as you can digest. I say this because Ochem is an area that can be very very easy on a good day, or very hard on a bad day. Be more concerned with honing your ochem IQ. Ochem IQ is an area where textbooks fall short. Textbooks would be great for classical written exams, but multiple choice ochem questions have a huge potential for booby traps and careless mistakes. Stereochemistry, elimination, substitution reactions, conjugation/stability, and synthesis are a few areas that come to mind. Those areas rely heavily on ochem IQ and repetition.
ok, back to studying.
