Looking for advice...

[cboldman]

Hello everyone!

I am working with my officer recruiter to schedule a time to take the ASTB. I am applying for both Air Force OTS and Navy OCS. I have already submitted my packet to OTS, so I have already taken the AFOQT (99/96/99/92/83/91) and TBAS (99 PCSM).

I am an engineering major, so math/logic/science comes quickly to me. I also am a pilot, so aviation related questions are typically not an issue. All of this to say, how much time should I set aside to study for the ASTB before I take it? Is it worth buying a study guide?

Any advice is appreciated. Thank you!

 

[BOMR822]

Yes, if you want to get a competitive score, it would be good to get a study guide or review the gouge portion of air warriors concerning the ASTB. https://www.airwarriors.com/communi...st-your-scores-ask-your-questions-here.28348/ Why leave it to chance if you really want it? That being said, you get three attempts, but if you aren't happy with your first, you have to wait a month to retest. Good luck!

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

Hello everyone!

I am working with my officer recruiter to schedule a time to take the ASTB. I am applying for both Air Force OTS and Navy OCS. I have already submitted my packet to OTS, so I have already taken the AFOQT (99/96/99/92/83/91) and TBAS (99 PCSM).

I am an engineering major, so math/logic/science comes quickly to me. I also am a pilot, so aviation related questions are typically not an issue. All of this to say, how much time should I set aside to study for the ASTB before I take it? Is it worth buying a study guide?

Any advice is appreciated. Thank you!

Welcome to the forum, suggest you check out the ASTB section which should answer all your questions and then some. Similarly, recommend researching around before asking. Good luck!