Yeah I was a History Major. Don't have a problem with math...Just haven't seen it(on a test level) in oh 6 or so years, so I was just looking for any insight on what to focus on. I thought/ heard the same thing about the Computer test too.
If you did well in high school math, you'll be fine. The "toughest" questions are the word problems simply b/c it takes that much more time to read through what it's saying.
But thinking you could just "figure it out" is not a good idea either...very little time per question, so you want to be fast. So that said, the Arco is actually a very reasonable copy of what you'll actually get: do well on that, and you'll be fine.
I also thought the computer version would suck, but the Navy(or whatever designed it-prob ETS) did a really good job.
There are tabs for questions, so you don't have to fumble around with pages. There's also a clock on screen to keep time. It's like a freaking test taking "HUD".
You can also pace yourself within the time limits during breaks...I wanted to just get it the hell over with so I didn't max out the break times and just blasted through the whole thing nonstop.
Finally, and probably the biggest incentive to take the computer version, you and your recruiter can get your scores as soon as you hit submit.
