Fortunately, through my searching, I stumbled upon DATCrusher, which is tailored specifically for the Canadian DAT.

Preparing for the Canadian DAT was a daunting task. As a Canadian, resources to help me prepare for the DAT were few and far between. Fortunately, through my searching, I stumbled upon DATCrusher, which is tailored specifically for the Canadian DAT.

First, the DATCrusher study guide was a fantastic resource to help me plan and stay on track with my studying. The study guide suggested ways to approach reviewing content that matched my learning style. For example, the study guide suggested watching videos that reviewed general concepts and reading the Feralis-Booster Biology or DATCrusher Chemistry notes, which reviewed the concepts in great detail. The videos and notes that DATCrusher provides are great resources that I would constantly refer back to throughout my studies, especially when studying the Anki decks provided by DATCrusher.

Second, the PAT generators were a lifesaver when studying and practicing for the PAT section. Not only are they great practice, but they can also help identify your weaknesses, allowing you to pinpoint exactly what types of questions you need to work on! Further, the DATCrusher study guide integrated and suggested lots of practice using the PAT generators.

Lastly, and in my opinion, most important, were the seemingly endless practice questions and the ten full-length practice tests. The practice questions, especially those in the practice tests, were high-yield and very similar to the questions I encountered on my Canadian DAT. The practice questions and tests helped identify my strengths and weaknesses, allowing me to review and study concepts or sections that I was not as comfortable with. Moreover, the study guide integrated and spaced out the full-length practice tests, allowing me to track my progress and identify my weaknesses over time.