Comprehensive OAT and DAT Prep Courses
For over 30 years, Dr. Romano and his team have been helping students achieve high scores • Dr. Romano and Prof Barengolts teach students how to build a strong foundation for success on these exams. • Areas are covered in General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, General Biology, Physiology and Math. Choose from one of the next classes either ONLINE or CLASSROOM, space is limited so sign up early.
Dr. Romano and Prof Barengolts | Online
Our upcoming session (offered online) is the perfect opportunity to put yourself ahead of the competition! With guidance from Dr. Romano and Professor Barengolts you will receive comprehensive teaching that will help skyrocket your DAT or OAT Exam scores – putting you in league with 90% of Predental and Optometry students who have successfully scored in the top 10 percent using our methods. Get ready for a knowledge foundation unlike any other - sign up now.
ONLINE Spring Session 2024 Jan 28 to April 28
Sun 10am-2pm and Wed 6-10pm EST - 2 classes each week
No Class Dates: March 31st (Easter), April 24th (Passover)
ONLINE Summer 2024 May 26th-August 18th
*With a makeup class for June 12th for any students observing
Sun 10am-2pm and Wed 6-10pm EST - 2 classes each week
Taught by Prof Barengolts and Dr. Romano
Sundays 10am-2pm and Wednesdays 6-10pm EST
- Each class costs $100,
- Payment of $400 for the first 4 classes, and $200 for the last 2 must be made before you are registered, totaling $600 to hold your spot
- Payments are collected online via Zelle or PayPal
TOTAL COST $2500 | 25 CLASSES
Dr. Romano will kick off each lecture with a brief overview of key points and spend around 60 minutes discussing them in detail. Professor Barengolts will take over, asking questions and prompting class discussions to engage students more deeply with the material.
- An additional class (approx. 30-60min) is offered each week with no charge for Professor Barengolts to answer questions
- Homework relating to Destroyer problems and YouTube videos correlate with the topics discussed in lectures.
- General Chemistry topics include moles, gas laws, equilibrium, acid-base theory, titration curves, buffers, solubility concepts, kinetics, electrochemistry & nuclear chemistry.
- Organic Chemistry includes BOTH semesters 1 & 2, key reactions & mechanisms, synthesis & lab activities, stereochemistry & nomenclature etc., emphasizing Wittig, Claisen et al.
- Biology topics cover metabolic cycles; cells; Genetics; pathologies; microscopy; taxonomy; body systems; evolution etc.
- Math topics include algebra, inequalities, functions, plus comparison questions for DAT/OAT exams.
- Contact us for more information
Dr. Romano in the Classroom - Space limited
Dr. Romano is teaching in his classroom located on Staten Island, New York and he is ready to teach students again! With limited space, this is the perfect opportunity for ambitious students to benefit from the expertise of the number one DAT and OAT instructor and author in the U.S. Don't let this amazing opportunity go to waste – sign up to learn firsthand from Dr. Romano today! By utilizing Doctor Romano's teaching methods you'll be sure to gain a comprehensive and comprehensive understanding of course material that will aid you greatly in your upcoming exam.
Location: 1000 Richmond Terrace, Bldg. G, Staten Island, NY 10301
Spring Session 2024 January 28 to April 28
No Class Dates: March 31st (Easter), April 23rd (Passover)
- Class Times: Sunday 1-5pm EST, Tuesday 6-10 pm EST
- Total Cost $2500 50% deposit required to hold your space
- - 2 classes each week
Summer 2024 May 28th - August 20th
- Class Times: Tues/Thurs: 10am-2pm
- 2 classes each week
- Total Cost $2500 50% deposit required to hold your space
*Class on June 10th and June 14th instead of June 11th and 13th for any students observing
*Class on July 1st and 2nd (Class cancelled July 4th)
- An additional class (approx. 30-60min) is offered each week with no charge for Professor Barengolts to answer questions online class
- Homework relating to Destroyer problems and YouTube videos correlate with the topics discussed in lectures.
- General Chemistry topics include moles, gas laws, equilibrium, acid-base theory, titration curves, buffers, solubility concepts, kinetics, electrochemistry & nuclear chemistry.
- Organic Chemistry includes BOTH semesters 1 & 2, key reactions & mechanisms, synthesis & lab activities, stereochemistry & nomenclature etc., emphasizing Wittig, Claisen et al.
- Biology topics cover metabolic cycles; cells; Genetics; pathologies; microscopy; taxonomy; body systems; evolution etc.
- Math topics include algebra, inequalities, functions, plus comparison questions for DAT/OAT exams.
- Contact us for more information