u/Sufficient-Funny-779

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DAT soon and I used bootcamp. I see a million people say they failed their attempt because it wasn't representative of the exam. People also said booster was better.?????

My exam is 2 days away. I've been studying since end of May and for some reason I am not stressed about my exam even though I feel like I should be. I am honestly not sure what to expect on test day and I feel like I know so much and so little at the same time.

I feel like I should be reviewing my notes right now and studying more but I really don't know what to do???

My exam is 2 days away. I've been studying since end of May and for some reason I am not stressed about my exam even though I feel like I should be. I am honestly not sure what to expect on test day and I feel like I know so much and so little at the same time.

I feel like I should be reviewing my notes right now and studying more but I really don't know what to do???

I take my DAT in two weeks. I finished content review a few weeks ago and I feel like I know so much and so little at the same time. I'm averaging 410's to 420's on the practice exams ONLY because of QR.

How can I improve my QR score drastically? I need to get quicker at solving the problems as I know how to do most of them but lack the efficient time. I end up guessing on the last 10 which are usually detrimental to my score.

Any advice would help. That stupid calculator they provide also messes me up time-wise.

I took Keith Heyward for PY211 and did okay in his class, but I appreciated the way he went about lecturing us on physics. I have to take 212 with Ditto but I've heard that he isn't the best at lecturing and I'm wondering if I can still do well on his exams despite him being a kinda bad prof.

I would appreciate your help!