Hi! Thank you so much for this video, it was so helpful. I am applying this application cycle and I have finished a solid draft of my personal statement. If it's not too much to ask, could I send my statement over to you to proofread? It is a little long and I really need help with shortening it. Thank you!
Hi Ellis! I usually charge a fee depending on how much work I think it needs (and also b/c I am very busy with school atm), if you are still interested please send me an email to dghkm95@gmail.com
Hello Shayne! Maryland is one of my top choices for dental school. I’m still an undergrad sophomore, any tips for Maryland? GPA, extracurricular, etc.. thank you!!
Just out of curiosity, you said to perpetually use the generators on DAT bootcamp for PAT; in your experience, are the generators easier than the practice tests or the real DAT? Because on the practice exams I'll do well on everything, except for angle ranking and when I use the generator, I don't miss nearly as many on angle ranking
Hi Cameron. Yeah I felt the same way actually. So that's why I went over the PAT exams twice with decent space of time in between because I felt the actual exams were better practice. But don't get me wrong, it's much better to do the generators everyday than to do nothing. I didn't purchase other resources to study PAT from so I stuck with the generators. For ankle ranking I used the generators for speed, and also for analyzing them to come up with ways to deal with different type of AR problems. More practice that's difficult is always good, but not doing much practice because you can't find difficult problems is very bad. And if you do the same tests over and over you will remember them. Besides I believe active analysis is also very important, and generators give you plenty of opportunities for that without timing you. I didn't want to spend more money on ankle ranking tests so I did what I can on bootcamp for the most part to get it down.
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Hey Don, thanks for the video this is really helpful with helping write my personal statement and getting it started!
thanks Michael! Starting early, love it. Good luck!
Hi! Thank you so much for this video, it was so helpful. I am applying this application cycle and I have finished a solid draft of my personal statement. If it's not too much to ask, could I send my statement over to you to proofread? It is a little long and I really need help with shortening it. Thank you!
Hi Ellis! I usually charge a fee depending on how much work I think it needs (and also b/c I am very busy with school atm), if you are still interested please send me an email to dghkm95@gmail.com
Extremely helpful and valuable points. Thank you for sharing!
Hello! I took your advice and finished my personal statement. Do you mind looking it over for me?
Hi Don! I hope all is well with you! I was wondering if you're still proofreading personal statements :)
yes please email dghkm95@gmail.com !
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Thank you very much for your videos!
Hey Don! I hope you're doing well. I was wondering if you're still proofreading personal statements :)
Hi Alisha, yea! just shoot me an email at dghkm95@gmail.com!
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Hey man I go to UMBC in Baltimore Maryland!
Hello Shayne! Maryland is one of my top choices for dental school. I’m still an undergrad sophomore, any tips for Maryland? GPA, extracurricular, etc.. thank you!!
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Just out of curiosity, you said to perpetually use the generators on DAT bootcamp for PAT; in your experience, are the generators easier than the practice tests or the real DAT? Because on the practice exams I'll do well on everything, except for angle ranking and when I use the generator, I don't miss nearly as many on angle ranking
Hi Cameron. Yeah I felt the same way actually. So that's why I went over the PAT exams twice with decent space of time in between because I felt the actual exams were better practice. But don't get me wrong, it's much better to do the generators everyday than to do nothing. I didn't purchase other resources to study PAT from so I stuck with the generators. For ankle ranking I used the generators for speed, and also for analyzing them to come up with ways to deal with different type of AR problems. More practice that's difficult is always good, but not doing much practice because you can't find difficult problems is very bad. And if you do the same tests over and over you will remember them. Besides I believe active analysis is also very important, and generators give you plenty of opportunities for that without timing you. I didn't want to spend more money on ankle ranking tests so I did what I can on bootcamp for the most part to get it down.
Hey Dan! I was wondering if you're still proofreading personal statement. I emailed you twice, please check your email. Thank you!