How hard is it to get a 19AA on the DAT, and how long should you study for in preparation for this score hypothetically speaking?
How could it be higher percentage to get 19 then 18.6?About 60% of test takers get a 19 AA. So not hard at all. 50% get 18.6 or something like that.
How could it be higher percentage to get 19 then 18.6?
how long should you study for in preparation for this score hypothetically speaking
Please explainthought you were top 70% if you got a 19 - 20 AA...
Where's that data from?About 60% of test takers get a 19 AA. So not hard at all. 50% get 18.6 or something like that.
Where's that data from?
I agree 100 percent but I just was curious what it took to get an 19AAWhy are you setting a goal of 19? Aim for the stars!
Do you still stand by that percentage of about 60 percent?Forgot where but the average score for all test takers is something in between 18-19. So I was throwing an arbitrary number out there.
Do you still stand by that percentage of about 60 percent?
I thought one was better than 70% of test takers. But idk nowPlease explain
That was in 2009, 7 years ago. It's gone up since then.Also the average test taker gets a 17.5
That was in 2009, 7 years ago. It's gone up since then.
How hard is it to get a 19AA on the DAT, and how long should you study for in preparation for this score hypothetically speaking?
Yes. Because the sheer amount of people taking the DAT is increasing, but the fact that it's graded on a bell curve means the average DAT score of people taking the test (not necessarily matriculating) is not. That's the point of a bell curve. And I highly doubt 60% of people get a 19. More like, if you have a 19+, your score is equal to or greater than 60% of the people taking the test.The average for matriculants is now 20 for all dental schools combined Not 19. That is a few years back.
The average matriculants used to be 18 now it's going up to 20. You guys are telling me the average matriculants score is going up but the average DAT score isn't?
19 is definitely not 80%, closer to 60.
Wow !I wish I was on your level ! Taking my dat in august and i hope i can do well i just feel that my bio studying is going a bit slow following ari study scheduleI guess we will have to wait till ADEA releases newer info. I have a feeling the 2016 cycle will have some crazy numbers. The 2014 info is outdated. In 2015 Rutgers boasts a 22 DAT(on their website). I would not be suprised to see the mean go from 19.9 to 20.2.
All I'm saying with proper materials (dat destroyer bootcamp etc) A 19 is a piece of cake. If I go take the DAT again (been a month since I've studied) I know I can get a 20+ still.
I guess we will have to wait till ADEA releases newer info. I have a feeling the 2016 cycle will have some crazy numbers. The 2014 info is outdated. In 2015 Rutgers boasts a 22 DAT(on their website). I would not be suprised to see the mean go from 19.9 to 20.2.
All I'm saying with proper materials (dat destroyer bootcamp etc) A 19 is a piece of cake. If I go take the DAT again (been a month since I've studied) I know I can get a 20+ still.
I'd say 75% of DAT examinees have no idea what Destroyer or Boot-camp is though. They take the usual Kaplan class.All I'm saying with proper materials (dat destroyer bootcamp etc) A 19 is a piece of cake.
People as a whole are doing better I assume no? From say previous yearsI'd say 75% of DAT examinees have no idea what Destroyer or Boot-camp is though. They take the usual Kaplan class.
Also how hard is it in your opinion to get a 19AAI'd say 75% of DAT examinees have no idea what Destroyer or Boot-camp is though. They take the usual Kaplan class.
No. It's a bell curve. People as a whole will do about the same time after time, which is the point of the bell curve. If you use good study materials, allow yourself enough time, and apply yourself, you will be fine. Go to the DAT discussion forum and look through it.People as a whole are doing better I assume no? From say previous years
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60% of the time, it works EVERY time. Anyone?About 60% of test takers get a 19 AA. So not hard at all. 50% get 18.6 or something like that.