OAR Tutoring 4+

I mainly downloaded the application for its projected OAR Exam Score since I’ve been studying for the exam for about a month prior to finding this application. My projected score after taking the exam that this application provided I scored a 56. I took the actual exam and got 50 in which it was a qualifying score for what I was applying for with my gpa. This app is helpful to gauge where you are in terms of your knowledge.

To be upfront, I got a 44 on the OAR. I took three different practice tests on this app and got 55,56,56. The big pro for this app for me anyways was the prediction test. It establishes an environment where you can train not just the problems your faced but train your test taking fatigue since it’s all three in a row. I felt this was beneficial as it forces you to just lock in for an hour plus in a simulated testing session. The only con I would point out is the math was somewhat too easy in my opinion whereas the actual test is adaptive. The reading comprehension balanced as the passages were quite long even though the questions were on the easy side. The mechanical portion was spot on I would say.
Overall, not a bad resource however, I would NOT use this as your primary source for material. Use it in conjunction with other resources.

I almost exclusively used this study app to help prepare for the OAR exam. The practice tests were quite useful and I found that the official practice test was a decent predictor of what you would make on the actual exam. I scored a 63 on the app’s practice exam and ended up making a 57 on the actual. I think anyone who uses this app to prepare should do well but I do encourage that you seek out alternative prep sources to use in conjunction with the app, particularly when it comes to math comprehension.