Crash Course · Biology

Bio is the biggest section on the DAT. Spend one afternoon studying it right.

Two hours, live on Zoom, led by our Science Lead. Bio punishes people who study it like a textbook, because it is forty questions wide and one inch deep. This session shows you where the points actually live, which topics deserve memorization, and how to attack the rest with strategy.

Includes the printable workbook + trick sheet.
Sun, Nov 11:00 PM ET · live on Zoom
2 hoursOne intensive session
30 seatsCapped so coaching stays live
$49Founding price · everything included

What two hours actually covers.

Bio is 40 of the 100 questions in the Survey of Natural Sciences, which makes it the single biggest content block on the exam. It is also the section where wasted studying is most expensive: the topic list is enormous, but the test asks from it very unevenly. This session is the map.

How Bio points really distributeForty questions across an enormous syllabus means the DAT samples, and it samples predictably. Where the high-frequency points cluster, and which chapters you can safely study last.
Cell and molecular sweepMembranes, organelles, enzymes, and the replication-transcription-translation chain: the backbone topics the test returns to over and over, taught as systems instead of flashcard piles.
Genetics that shows upCrosses, pedigrees, and molecular genetics, with the fast setups that turn a two-minute genetics problem into a thirty-second one.
The A&P big fourNervous, endocrine, circulatory, renal. Anatomy and physiology is the widest part of the syllabus, and these four systems carry the weight. We sweep them at exam depth, not textbook depth.
Taxonomy and diversity strategyThe material everyone dreads memorizing. How to study the tree-of-life and diversity questions for the way they are actually asked, so you stop trying to memorize a zoology course.
The memorization-vs-strategy splitSome Bio topics reward brute recall, and some reward elimination and test logic. We split the syllabus into the two piles, so your final weeks of studying aim at the right one.
Timed mini-set with reviewA real timed set of DAT-style Bio questions, then a miss-by-miss review in the same method our 1:1 students use, so you leave knowing exactly what your next study week should be.
Led by our Science Lead
Bio · GChem · 530 scorer

This session is led by AceTheDAT's Science Lead, the coach who runs Bio and General Chemistry across our programs and scored a 530 on the DAT. The same coach our 1:1 students work with on the sciences, teaching the same way: from real questions, at exam depth, with zero filler.

What's included

The live 2-hour session, Sunday, November 1, on Zoom.
Recording access for 7 days, so the systems sweep is there when you review.
The Bio high-yield sheet PDF and the printable workbook, yours to keep.
A discount code for any future AceTheDAT program.
Can't make it live? Every registrant gets the full recording plus all materials for 7 days.

Reserve your seat

Sunday, Nov 1 · 1:00 PM ET · $49
Reserve my seat - $49

Secure checkout by Stripe. Your confirmation, the materials, and the Zoom link go to the email you enter at checkout. 30 seats, confirmed in order of checkout.

Questions first? thomas@acethedat.com

Testing sooner? Three more run before this one.

QR runs Sunday, October 4 with Sarah, PAT on Sunday, October 11, and General Chemistry on Sunday, October 25 with Thomas. Every one is two hours live, $49, and capped at 30 seats.

See the QR Crash Course