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Hi everyone. I'm an applicant for the 2010 cycle, and I am just trying to figure out when would be the best time for me to take my DAT in order to get my application through as quick as possible.
I plan to have my application ready to go for the first day that they are eligible for submission. Taking the DAT would be my only hold-up. I had taken my Canadian DAT last year, so I'm comfortable with much of the material, it would only be a matter of me touching up on some spots. I think that realistically I could confidently take my test after a month of studying.
My school lets out about April 20th. So I'm thinking logically that I should take my DAT at the end of May. I'm wondering, to people who have been through a cycle before, if this makes sense? Also I'm wondering if my DAT scores are sent to AADSAS, then sent out to the schools, or if it is possible to have them sent directly to the schools that I'll be applying to, and skip the whole backlog that I assume AADSAS will have. I just don't want my DAT scores to hold up my application from getting processed.
Any input would be appreciated.
I plan to have my application ready to go for the first day that they are eligible for submission. Taking the DAT would be my only hold-up. I had taken my Canadian DAT last year, so I'm comfortable with much of the material, it would only be a matter of me touching up on some spots. I think that realistically I could confidently take my test after a month of studying.
My school lets out about April 20th. So I'm thinking logically that I should take my DAT at the end of May. I'm wondering, to people who have been through a cycle before, if this makes sense? Also I'm wondering if my DAT scores are sent to AADSAS, then sent out to the schools, or if it is possible to have them sent directly to the schools that I'll be applying to, and skip the whole backlog that I assume AADSAS will have. I just don't want my DAT scores to hold up my application from getting processed.
Any input would be appreciated.