Kaplan Dental Admission Test (DAT) Live Online Prep Class

Course Description

Kaplan's DAT Live Online class is a live, online immersive experience that helps students stay focused to help score higher on test day. Sessions are led by a highly-trained, score-qualified instructor, complemented by an assortment of prescriptive online content and resources-a complete learning management system.

• 36 hrs of live online instruction
• Personalized study plan
• New: 7 full-length computer-based practice tests
• Topic-specific quizzes
• New: 1500+ DAT practice questions in a customizable Qbank
• 120+ hours of online instruction and practice
• 40 interactive workshops covering frequently tested topics
• New: Updated DAT Lesson Book
• Kaplan Mobile Prep app for iOS and Andriod

Technology Requirements

For the DAT Live Online Prep Classes students will need to be able to access Adobe Connect from their computer.  Technical requirements can be found at https://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/connect-downloads-updates.html.

Students can test their Adobe Connect capabilities at https://www.kaptest.com/event.

To Register for a DAT course go to: https://www.regpack.com/reg/templates/build/?g_id=100906163

For more information of registration contact Curtis Burgins at: cburgins@serve.org.

DAT Live Online Prep Course Schedule: Please go to registration link above 

Start Date	End Date	Day(s)	Time(s)	Venue	Class

 

Pay By Check:

Please send check for $887.00 payable to "Serve, Inc." to the address below. Please include your name, address, phone and email  with your payment:

Carol Sanders

Dixon Building, #201

5900 Summit Ave

Browns Summit, NC 27214

csanders@serveincweb.org

 

Pay by Credit Card:

See directions below to pay online

 

Refund Policy:

Until the beginning of the first class, SERVE, Inc. will provide a partial refund of the registration fee minus a $75.00 administrative fee. SERVE, Inc. issues refunds via check that will be sent through the United States Post Office. Under Kaplan policy, students are permitted to delay the start of class for up to one year from the start of the originally selected class.