Studying

[catsomgcats]

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So how exactly does everyone actually study for the OAT exam? I know there's all the different sources that you can choose from (Kaplan blue book, OAT destroyer, OAT Achiever, Cracking the OAT, Chad's videos, etc etc)

But where do you start? The Kaplan blue book seems to be all "information information information" and then a practice test at the end of it. But no practice problems in between sections.

So Kaplan book has all the information, but little practice. I have already bought this book.

What is the difference between the Destroyer, Achiever and Cracking the OAT?
I know the OAT Achiever is an online software of practice tests (which I have heard are much harder than the actual OAT exam).
So what's the Destroyer and Cracking the OAT? Are they like the Kaplan book as well? All info info info? Or are they all problems? How does it work? (I haven't bought these so I don't know what they look like inside)

 

[tkuhug]

Destroyer is all problems, so I bought Achiever so I could have the problems and also time myself!

What I found useful was to take a practice test, then study the ones I got one and especially the concepts. Go over the concepts and general area, and then when you feel you have it down take another practice test. I also checked out some OAT books at the library for practice tests. Hope this helps!

 

[catsomgcats]

What does cracking the oat include inside of it?