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Useing the DATbook to study for the OAT
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I used it for biology and general chemistry review. It seemed to have worked pretty well so far...I'm exclusively doing practice problems and tests now and I feel like it gave me most of what I need to know. I used Examkrackers for physics and I think it's pretty good.
cool, yea right now I am using it for organic chemistry and general chemistry...
I really gotta get cookin!
July 4th hangovers DO NOT HELP!
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I'm taking a Kaplan course right now, and I think the book is actually the same as the DAT (with the exception of the Physics & perceptual ability sections, obviously). The course is a combination of DAT/OAT, so if Kaplan thinks it's similar enough to hold a review together, I'm sure you'll be fine. Just pick up one of those suggested physics reviews and probably some practice OAT tests and you're set.
All the kaplan books for DAT, OAT, and MCAT are pretty much the same. DAT and OAT get the same book in the course with OAT getting physics and DAT getting Perceptual ability. The MCAT course review book is exactly the same as the OAT review book.
Oh and they have been the same for years now...my OAT note cards were identical to my brothers MCAT note cards (which are 5 years old).
Oh and they have been the same for years now...my OAT note cards were identical to my brothers MCAT note cards (which are 5 years old).
