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event_available DAT
The DAT is the Dental Aptitude Test. The exam is a prerequisite for admissions to almost all dental schools in Canada and the US, in addition to Australian, European, and Caribbean dental schools. There are two types of DAT examinations. There is the Canadian DAT, more formally known as the Canadian Dental Aptitude Test. There is also the American DAT, formally known as the American Dental Aptitude Test. Tutor STEM offers preparation courses for both the Canadian DAT exam and the American DAT exam. The Canadian DAT exam is comprised of different sections and concepts in comparison to that of the American DAT exam. The Canadian DAT exam is accepted by all Canadian dental schools and select American dental schools. The American DAT exam is accepted by all American dental schools and select Canadian dental schools. The DAT evaluates the applicant's knowledge of natural science, analytical thinking, and reading comprehension, and in addition to problem solving and critical thinking skills. Admission officers, whom are the persons given the authority to decide whether an applicant gets matriculated into dental school or not, use the DAT as a predictor of the applicants success in dental school. The DAT exam has the reputation of being one of the most difficult standardized exams a person can attempt, of all the standardized tests that exist. Most dental schools, especially the ones in Canada and the US, set a minimum cut-off DAT score that the applicant must meet in order to be a considered prospect.
event_available LSAT
The LSAT is the Law School Admission Test. The exam is a prerequisite for admissions to almost all law schools in Canada and the US, in addition to European (especially the United Kingdom), Australian, and Caribbean law schools. It is the standardized multiple choice exam administered by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC). The LSAT evaluates the applicant's knowledge and ability in critical reading, verbal reasoning, and analytical thinking. Admission officers, whom are the persons given the authority to decide whether an applicant gets matriculated into law school or not, use the LSAT as a predictor of the applicants success in law school. The LSAT exam has the reputation of being one of the most difficult standardized exams a person can attempt, of all the standardized tests that exist. Most law schools, especially the ones in Canada and the US, set a minimum cut-off LSAT score that the applicant must meet in order to be a considered prospect.
event_available Academics
Math (Grade 9, 10, and 11)
Math: Advanced Functions (Grade 12)
Math: Calculus and Vectors (Grade 12)
Science (Grade 9 and 10)
Chemistry (Grade 11 and 12)
Biology (Grade 11 and 12)
Physics (Grade 11 and 12)
English (Grade 9, 10, 11, and 12)
French (Grade 9, 10, 11, and 12)
Spanish (Grade 12)
Computer Science (Grade 10, 11, and 12)
Data Management (Grade 12)
Business, Accounting, & Economics (Grade 10, 11, 12)
Law, & Politics (Grade 11 and 12)
Interdisciplinary Studies, Writer's Craft, & Studies in Literature (Grade 12)
Geography, & History (Grade 9, 10, 11, and 12)
Philosophy, Challenge & Change in Society, Family Studies (Grade 11 and 12)
Kinesiology, Nutrition & Health, Health Studies (Grade 11 and 12)
Anthropology, Sociology, & Psychology (Grade 11)
event_available Grade 1 to Grade 8 Tutoring
Math
English (Reading, Writing, and Oral Communication)
Science
French
Spanish
Social Studies
History
Geography
Health
Arts
Technology
event_available Test Prep
GMAT
GRE
PCAT
OAT
SAT
IELTS
event_available Coding
Python
Java
Javascript
C
C++
C#
Objective-C
PHP
HTML
CCS
Ruby
Swift
MATLAB
SQL
R
R Studio
TypeScript
UNIX
LINUX
Tinkercad
MakeCode Micro:bit
Kotlin
Visual Studio
Git
Processing
Perl
Node.js
Lua
jQuery
PureScript
Android Studio
Scratch
Blockly
GO
TWINE
RUST
event_available MCAT
The MCAT is the Medical College Admissions Test. The exam is a prerequisite for admissions to almost all medical schools in Canada and the US, in addition to Australian, European, and Caribbean medical schools. It is the standardized, multiple choice exam administered by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). The MCAT evaluates the applicant's knowledge of natural science, behavioral science, and social science, in addition to problem solving and critical thinking skills. Admission officers, whom are the persons given the authority to decide whether an applicant gets matriculated into medical school or not, use the MCAT as a predictor of the applicants success in medical school. The MCAT exam has the reputation of being one of the most difficult standardized exams a person can attempt, of all the standardized tests that exist. Most medical schools, especially the ones in Canada and the US, set a minimum cut-off MCAT score that the applicant must meet in order to be a considered prospect.
