What to go over

[yankees27th]

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When you finish the SNS section, which section is most worth going over? I'm thinking I would go back to GC to go over math calculations to make sure I didn't make any mistakes.
For the PAT: (and I'm talking about after going back to marked questions) I'm not sure if I would go back to the sections I have trouble with (keyholes, tfe), or go over cube counting (easiest section, so it would be easiest to spot mistakes, or spend more time on angles.
I've been finishing practice tests with a ton of time left on SNS and usually around 5-10 minutes left on PAT.

 

[Danny289]

When you finish the SNS section, which section is most worth going over? I'm thinking I would go back to GC to go over math calculations to make sure I didn't make any mistakes.
For the PAT: (and I'm talking about after going back to marked questions) I'm not sure if I would go back to the sections I have trouble with (keyholes, tfe), or go over cube counting (easiest section, so it would be easiest to spot mistakes, or spend more time on angles.
I've been finishing practice tests with a ton of time left on SNS and usually around 5-10 minutes left on PAT.

IMO, review first questions in Bio, (sometimes they have challanging questions in the begining), because it is very possible you miss the questions because the stress and anxiety which usually is in the begining point.(assume you know your stuff). good luck

 

[doc3232]

I would definitely cover Bio and ochem. Those are the "you know it or you don't questions" that are the fastest to go over. I would probably skip the Gchem math calculations because they take too long to cover. Gchem conceptual is probably worth covering.