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Is knowing all the reactions from Destroyer road map enough?

Nevermind everything I said lol CONGRATS !!!, I guess people aren't kidding when they say "dental schools really don't care about the QR".

Quote: Originally Posted by Jobe First of all, I will be applying next year, June 2010. I am planning to take DAT end of June after I apply.. So, I was wondering when is a good time for me to start studying DAT.. I know that earlier the better.. but studying 5 or 6 months before the exam day could actually make the things so not interesting.. and perhaps decrease my ethusiasm for DAT... So,,, When should I start studying DAT? How long do I...

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Quote: Originally Posted by wiiturtledove I thought he had a typo. 15 min for bio and o chem that's insane. Are they supposed to be that easy? Either you know it or you dont The bio section isn't easy. But that is the case: you either know it or you don't. My method for studying bio was pretty solid, so during the real test, I guess i just "knew it". Ochem, on the other hand, did seem easy. If ochem classes at...

If been a member for a while, but recently have told myself to participate more. This site has been very helpful for me. I'm a "non-trad", and have taken the DAT's once. Ugly scores, and it won't happen again. I've been hittin' it hard so I can reapply in May. I just finished chem odyessy along with Chad's videos, text books, road maps, wiki, google, and ass glue. A little burnt on chem for now,...

How much time you spend will depend on your background in the sciences and also how efficiently you study. If you take advice from SDN, it'll probably cut 2-5 weeks off your studying time, for example, focus on destroyer, topscore, cliffs AP bio. I did a science undergrad and felt i was comfortable with DAT material, so i studied for 3 weeks, 4-6hrs/day.

There are literally hundreds on threads on how to prepare for the DAT. Simply use the search feature. If you're too lazy here's a list of what most people use: Kaplan BB, Topscore, DAT Destroyer, Cliff's AP Bio, Crack the PAT. And it's okay if you don't complete Biochemistry, the DAT science sections only cover lower level bio, chem, and orgo.

I think the blue book is very helpful. Use it as the outline and go back to your textbooks if you don't understand any topic. I didn't take the class though. I also used Top score, Barron's AP bio, destroyer, achiever.

good work dude.