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At our site, we are dedicated to the DAT exam.

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EZ DAT Tutors provide online DAT courses aligned to what is seen on the real exam. With over 10 years of experience helping students achieve high scores on the DAT, our DAT courses are ranked the most aligned to what is seen on the exam. Our DAT classes were designed with the mindset of reflecting what is seen on the real DAT exam. Taking this approach, we have prepped students to achieve high scores to get into the best dental schools in the country. Our DAT test prep courses are guaranteed to get you the scores you need to get into the best dental schools.

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Why do our DAT courses help students reach high scores?

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DAT courses prep students on what is seen on the actual DAT test 

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EZ DAT tutors are expected to have master-level education and show strong knowledge related to specific topics covered on the DAT exam. Our main goal in the DAT classes is to deliver DAT content and DAT exam questions that are most reflective of the real exam, so we expect that tutors have full, accurate, and updated knowledge of all topics covered on the DAT. Another reason our courses prep students for what is on the test is because of our strong research and development philosophy; we have a team focused on keeping content and questions updated, so you get the best experience in the DAT courses.  

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DAT Courses instructed by DAT experts

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Regarding DAT tutoring, we have a long history of helping students get the scores needed on the Dental Admissions Test. One of the strong benefits of our DAT tutoring services is that our tutors are devoted to the content and questions tested on the DAT. Unlike other companies and tutoring services, we support students with the DAT exam every day, and we have undertaken this endeavor since the inception of our DAT courses.

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Delivering DAT classes unlike any other site 

 

When you search for "DAT courses" or "DAT tutoring," numerous search results appear. However, upon closer inspection, many of these sites do not specialize in the DAT exam. Instead, they cover hundreds of exams and subjects, which means you might not receive the targeted assistance you need for the DAT. At our site, we are dedicated to providing success-driven DAT courses. We are the trusted legacy tutoring site for DAT courses, having assisted countless students in achieving their dreams since our inception.

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Targeting content that is focused on the DAT 

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Our DAT tutoring courses give students the necessary knowledge related to the exam to best position them to get the scores needed. Unlike other tutoring sites, our tutors ensure resources are 100% aligned to the real exam and the students fully comprehend content and questions. DAT covers many subject areas organic chemistry, biology, chemistry, perceptual ability test, reading comprehension, and mathematics, and our courses only focus on what we know is on the exam. You take one or two-semester college courses for most of these subjects to gain knowledge, and the exam does not cover everything. Our classes are designed to focus on what is tested on the DAT. 

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Getting personalized DAT throughout the course  

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The DAT exam covers a lot of content and can be tricky, unlike any other exam you take at universities. Therefore, having personalized one-on-one support focused on your needs is critical for getting a high score. Our DAT tutors analyze past scores, administer assessments, and track progress to make sure that the DAT course will boost your weakness and overall scores. Our DAT courses provide a more personalized curriculum focusing on your strengths and needs while also delivering strategies. Personalized help gives you focus DAT content knowledge but supports you in boosting confidence and reducing anxiety.

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About the Dental Admissions Test

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Content covered on the DAT biology section includes the following:

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  • Cell and Molecular Biology: the origin of life, cell metabolism, cellular processes, thermodynamics, organelle structure and function, mitosis/meiosis, cell structure and function, experimental cell biology, biomolecules, and integrated relationships

  • Diversity of Life: biological organization and relationship of major taxa (Six-Kingdom, Three-Domain System) – plantae, animalia, protista, fungi, eubacteria (bacteria), archaea, and integrated relationships

  • Structure and Function of Systems: integumentary, skeletal, muscular, circulatory, lymphatic/immune, digestive, respiratory, urinary, nervous/sensory, endocrine, reproductive, and integrated relationships

  • Developmental Biology: fertilization, descriptive embryology, developmental mechanisms, and integrated relationships

  • Genetics: molecular genetics, human genetics, classical genetics, chromosomal genetics, and genetic technology, and integrated relationships

  • Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior: natural selection, population genetics/speciation, population and community ecology, ecosystems, and animal behavior, and integrated relationships

 

DAT General Chemistry section covers the following topics:

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  • Stoichiometry and General Concepts: percent composition, empirical formulae, balancing equations, moles and molecular formulas, molar mass, density, and calculations from balanced equations

  • Gases: kinetic molecular theory of gases, Dalton’s, Boyle’s, Charles’s, and ideal gas law

  • Liquids and Solids: intermolecular forces, phase changes, vapor pressure, structures, polarity, and properties

  • Solutions: polarity, properties (colligative, noncolligative), forces, and concentration calculations Acids and Bases: pH, strength, Brønsted-Lowry reactions, and calculations

  • Chemical Equilibria: molecular, acid/base, precipitation, calculations, and Le Chatelier’s principle

  • Thermodynamics and Thermochemistry: laws of thermodynamics, Hess’s law, spontaneity, enthalpies and entropies, and heat transfer

  • Chemical Kinetics: rate laws, activation energy, and half-life

  • Oxidation-Reduction Reactions: balancing equations, determination of oxidation numbers, electrochemical calculations, and electrochemical concepts and terminology

  • Atomic and Molecular Structure: electron configuration, orbital types, Lewis-Dot diagrams, atomic theory, quantum theory, molecular geometry, bond types, and sub-atomic particles

  • Periodic Properties: representative elements, transition elements, periodic trends, and descriptive chemistry

  • Nuclear Reactions: balancing equations, binding energy, decay processes, particles, and terminology

  • Laboratory: basic techniques, equipment, error analysis, safety, and data analysis

 

DAT Organic Chemistry portion of the DAT covers the following topics:

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  • Mechanisms: Energetics and Structure - elimination, addition, free radical, substitution mechanisms, and other mechanisms and reactions

  • Chemical and Physical Properties of Molecules: Spectroscopy (1H NMR, 13C NMR, infrared, and multi-spectra), structure (polarity, intermolecular forces (solubility, melting/ boiling point, etc.), and laboratory theory and techniques (TLC, separations, etc.)

  • Stereochemistry (structure evaluation): Chirality, isomer relationships, and conformations

  • Nomenclature: IUPAC rules and functional groups in molecules

  • Acid-Base Chemistry: Ranking acidity/basicity (structure analysis and pH/pKa data analysis), and prediction of products and equilibria

  • Aromatics and Bonding: Concept of aromaticity, resonance, atomic/molecular orbitals, hybridization, and bond angles/lengths

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DAT Reading Comprehension section tests the following:

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  • obtaining information from written scientific materials

  • identifying stated and reworded scientific facts

  • drawing conclusions

  • identifying main ideas

  • determining the author's purpose and tone in scientific materials

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DAT Mathematics section includes the following topics:

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  • algebra

  • equations and expressions

  • inequalities

  • exponential notation

  • absolute value

  • ratios and proportions

  • graphical analysis

  • data analysis

  • interpretation

  • sufficiency

  • quantitative comparison

  • probability and statistics

  • applied mathematics

 

DAT Perceptual Ability test students on the following:

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  • apertures

  • view recognition

  • angle discrimination

  • paper folding

  • cube counting

  • 3D form development.

 

Our DAT courses only focus on topics and questions recently seen on the exam as we engage with students every day regarding the DAT. We do not go back into all topics and subjects that you normally are exposed to in college courses. Our tutors have devoted their lives to helping students via DAT classes by giving targeted instruction. We specialize in the DAT, and we only cover what we know is on the DAT in our tutoring course.

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DAT Tutoring Helping Students Score HIGH

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Thanks Kelly for helping me. I got 22, so I should be good for the University of Michigan dental school. Ellen M. University of Michigan School of Dentistry, Ann Arbor, MI

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I wanted to get into Indiana University School of Dentistry, and the application deadline was coming soon. I did not want to take the test again, so I paid for 8 weeks course. I had all the knowledge of the subjects as I did well in college, but I think this program gave a good review of the exam. Nearly all topics covered were on the exam.  Yvonne A. Indiana University School of Dentistry, Indianapolis, IN

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I got 23 on the exam. Thanks for the help. Fanning S. University of Maryland School of Dentistry, Baltimore, MD

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Before signing up for this course, I did DAT boot camp and several books from amazon. Nothing bad about these resources. I think DAT boot camp gave me foundation content and decent practice, and I got a score of 20. However, I planned to get into Penn Dental Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, so very competitive. I wanted a higher score to increase my chances. With this dat class, I did get additional 2 points, and overall I am pleased with what I got out of this program. Rick T. University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, Philadelphia, PA

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Hey. I wanted to let you know I increased by 3 points, and I got my 19. Thanks Suzanne A. University of Puerto Rico, School of Dental Medicine, San Juan, PR

 

I really appreciate the support provided during the course. I took dat 3 times. I studied a lot. I just was a bad test taker. I have always been a bad test taker, but this program was very different. I did not do a lot of stuff in the course but what I did was stuff I saw before on the exam. Danielle A.  Meharry Medical College School of Dentistry, Nashville, TN

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My advice to everyone looking to do this course is to put in as much time as possible. The tutors are there to help, and they do help, but you have to put in the dedication and time. Do everything plus more and more. If you have questions, the tutor is there to help, and in the end, you will get good scores. I got 21, which is 6 points higher than before. Tom A. Marquette University School of Dentistry, Milwaukee, WI

 

Taking the test the second time and getting a 17 was not a good feeling. I needed at least 19, so I decided to do this dat course as my friend did it and got 22. I wanted to attend West Virginia University School of Dentistry as I did not want to leave the state and be close to my parents, so I wanted to get into this school. I am very happy with my decision to do the course as I got into my school choice. Jesus A. West Virginia University School of Dentistry, Morgantown, WV

 

Is a DAT course worth completing?

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DAT is a critical high stake exam that can determine future career opportunities, ultimately having a broader impact on life. Getting into the best school you desire is important, but getting into the school in a timely manner is just as important. You don’t want to miss the exam by the score requirements and delay entering dental school, so buying a DAT class is well worth the investment. Signing up for a DAT course can get you the scores you need without retaking the exam, saving time and money in the long term.

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Our research-based DAT courses have proved to increase scores and get students into the school their desire. With the added benefits from our tutoring course, enrolling in a DAT is the smartest decision to make in getting into dental school. Our DAT courses benefits include:

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  • Course Benefit 1: Flexible Schedule – We work around your schedule for tutoring.

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  • Course Benefit 2: Targeted Content – We work on content and questions similar to the exam.

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  • Course Benefit 3: 1:1 Instruction – We provide personalized one-on-one instruction online.

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  • Course Benefit 4: Strategies – We review test-taking strategies to increase your test-taking skills.

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  • Course Benefit 5: Email Support – Engage with tutors throughout the week via email.

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  • Course Benefit 6: Homework Assignments – Be productive in completing homework assignments throughout the course.

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  • Course Benefit 7: Unmatched Commitment – Our DAT tutors are committed to getting you the score needed.

 

What is provided in the DAT courses?

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Our classes provide everything an individual needs to pass the exam. The following are included in the course:

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  • Diagnostic Test/Assessment Session

  • ​In-Class DAT Quizzes

  • DAT Homework Assignments

  • Content Aligned to the DAT

  • Progress Reports

  • Sessions With DAT Practice Questions

  • Email Tutoring

  • Similar DAT Exam Questions

  • Weekly Online Tutoring Sessions

  • Course Syllabus/Curriculum Based on Diagnostic Test

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