DAT in 2 weeks, what should I focus on?
My DAT is in 2 weeks and idk what I should be focusing on at this point. Should I spend most of my time working on my weak areas or still review everything? What did you guys do in the last 2 weeks?
My DAT is in 2 weeks and idk what I should be focusing on at this point. Should I spend most of my time working on my weak areas or still review everything? What did you guys do in the last 2 weeks?
I’ve been stuck around the 440–480 range on most of my booster practice tests and finally got a 510 AA on Test 10 😭 feels so good to finally see some improvement lol. I’m testing in about 3 weeks and not really sure what I should be focusing on from here. Also for anyone who took the DAT recently, how close were your booster scores to the real thing? Any advice would be appreciated
For anyone who took the DAT recently, how was GC? Anything you guys think I should really focus on before my test?
I've got about a month until my DAT, and these are my Booster scores so far. I'm aiming to improve as much as I can before test day. If you were in my shoes, what would you focus on during this last month? Any advice would be really appreciated.
I'm aiming for a 500+ AA, but my RC just doesn't seem to be improving. Everything else has been getting better, but RC has been stuck for the last few weeks. Did anyone here still score 500+ AA even with one weak section? Just wondering if it's still possible and looking for any advice.
Right now I'm just going through booster's reaction qbanks and the cheat sheets to review. Is that pretty much what you guys did too, or is there a better way to review reactions?
I've been stuck at 20–21 on my Bio practice tests and can't seem to get past it. What should I be doing differently to start scoring 25+? Any tips would be appreciated.
I'm feeling pretty good about my content now besides a few topics. Should I start taking full lengths now, or reviewing those topics first? Also, how often were you guys taking FLs?
Every time I go over Bio, I feel like I find something new I don't know lol. For those who've taken the DAT, did Bio feel mostly high yield, or was it pretty random? Do you actually need to know everything, or is focusing on the high yield stuff enough?
My RC scores have been stuck around 430–450 for the last few practice tests, and I just can't seem to get past 450. Has anyone been in the same situation? What helped you finally break through?
I’m using booster and my RC scores have been stuck around 430–450 for the last few practice tests, and I just can't seem to get past 450. Has anyone been in the same situation? What helped you finally break through?
I'm really struggling to improve my QR score, and I'm not sure what I should be focusing on. For those who took the DAT recently, what QR topics came up the most? What are the highest yield topics to memorize, and what did you do that actually helped improve your QR score?
Just wondering if anyone else felt like the real DAT QR was easier than Bootcamp, or if it was pretty much the same. What was your experience?
I feel like every Bootcamp practice test is a completely different experience. I'll do well on one, then the next one makes me feel like I forgot everything lol. It's honestly been pretty frustrating. Did anyone else go through this, and did your scores eventually become more consistent?
For anyone who's taken the DAT recently, how did the RC passages compare to Booster and Bootcamp? Were they easier, harder, or about the same?
I've been taking practice tests, but I feel like I could be getting more out of them. Right now I just review the questions I got wrong, but I still end up making the same mistakes. How do you guys review your wrong answers so they actually stick? What's the best way to review practice tests?
I'm doing the Bootcamp practice tests right now, and my Gen Chem score dropped from a 430 on my last test to 380 on this one. Has this happened to anyone else? What did you do to get your score back up?
I've been trying to improve my QR score, but it's just not clicking. I either forget the formulas, get stuck setting up the questions, or spend way too much time trying to figure them out. Did anyone else struggle with this? What helped?
I've been reading the questions first and then reading the whole passage while answering them, but my RC scores have been pretty much stuck and aren't where I want them to be. I still have a decent amount of time before my DAT, so I'm wondering if I should try Search and Destroy or another strategy, or just stick with what I'm doing and keep practicing. Did anyone switch strategies and see their scores improve?