I built AceTheDAT after seeing how many people spend months studying for the DAT without their score moving at all. It's rarely about ability. They're following systems that pile on volume, skip the precision, and never teach them how the exam is actually built.
I scored a 510 AA — 99th percentile, a 25 on the old scale — but more importantly, I figured out how to study in a way that translates to real results on test day. That meant learning to tell a knowledge gap apart from a conceptual misfire apart from a strategy failure, then fixing each one its own way.
It's more than tutoring. It's a system that keeps students focused on what moves their score, cuts the wasted effort, and gets them to test day with a clear plan.
Most of the students I work with are retakers or nontraditional applicants who feel stuck. My role is to simplify the process, identify what's actually holding them back, and help them move forward with a clear plan.
Adding Farwa to the team was deliberate. Once you have your score, the application is the next gate, and most students underestimate how much it takes. She's an incoming D1 dental student with 14+ years of tutoring experience, and the application is her specialty. We're both starting dental school this fall, so we know this process from the inside. Together we cover the full journey.
