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Should I take it again? that is the question!
- Thread starter Aunavy0509
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Form 4 was the winner for me.
Awesome job!
Awesome job!
utak
Registered User
Dude, that's a poor example of your judgement as a Longhorn and a future naval officer. Afterall . . . your picture implies that Sooners actually *have* jobs.
There, fixed it for you.
GonnaFlyIN09
New Member
Hey man, nice scores... i'm scheduled to take it on the 25 of November. What study guides or materials did you read. I want to get above a 4/6/6.
Thanks man...it's that BIG XII education.
Nope, I'd attribute your score as directly related to your posts on AW.
jk, Congrats....now all you need is that piece of paper.-ea6bflyr
Nope, I'd attribute your score as directly related to your posts on AW.
-ea6bflyr
Haha, thanks everyone. Okay, the "I love me" moment has passed.
Anyway, GonnaFly, there is plenty of gouge on here to get you started.
http://marinegouge.com/mediawiki-1.6.6/index.php?title=Aviation_Selection_Test_Battery
I also recommend the Barron's ASTB study guides for the math, mechanical gouge, Aviation/Nautical, and Spacial Apperception problems.
As far as reading comprehension...just read a lot and learn to skim for the main ideas of what you are reading.
The ARCO ASTB books do a real nice job with the mechanical comprehension questions.
Atrickpay made a great study guide on here that really helps as well. http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145049&highlight=astb+study+guide
I would recommend that you download that and download all the Marine gouge from the WIKI site I posted as well. Be sure and buy the Barron's ASTB study guide, I think it is a great tool.
Just keep doing the problems over and over again (even the USAF and ARMY math problems). I'm just saying for the nth time what has been said on here before...it's the time factor that will screw you, not the difficulty.
Good luck.
Dood, i hear with scores like that you get to skip primary and go straight to meridian or kingsville.
Congrats. Good luck. Don't marry an oklahoman.
Congrats. Good luck. Don't marry an oklahoman.
Lobster
Well-Known Member
GonnaFlyIN09
New Member
I have taken it already and the timing is what crushed me, i have the ARCO book, but not the Barron book. i also bought a Pilot License Book, but thats aimed more towards private. Thanks for the tips.
That is exactly what you want, the aviation questions come directly from those handbooks and a lot of the questions it asks comes from what you would learn in a private pilot handbook.
My FAR/AIM covered almost all of the questions and my GLEIM Private Pilot Handbook did as well.
markkyle66
Active Member
Hi. I just recieved my results from swing number one at the ASTB and wanted to ask for feedback. I'm currently applying for SNA/SNFO via the BDCP program and getting the ball rolling. I also wanted to ask if these scores are competitive for straight OCS. I greatly appreciate your opinions and advice. - Mark
AQR 6
PFAR 8
FOFAR 6
OAR 44
-Jr. Business major at UF 3.3 GPA (Warrington Business College)
-Blessed to have been a private pilot for the last two years.
-Strong LORs (More interesting ones from a former CAG and one from a former Atlantic Fleet LSO in the 1000 trap club.)
-Also blessed to have no medical hang ups...
-Haven't taken the PRT, but exercise is a daily thing for me and don't expect problems
I'm sure I'm not done with the ASTB just yet, but I want to thank everyone that contributed to awesome gouge on AirWarriors. Without that and the hardwork I put in over the last few months my first try would certainly have been below average. Thanks again.
AQR 6
PFAR 8
FOFAR 6
OAR 44
-Jr. Business major at UF 3.3 GPA (Warrington Business College)
-Blessed to have been a private pilot for the last two years.
-Strong LORs (More interesting ones from a former CAG and one from a former Atlantic Fleet LSO in the 1000 trap club.)
-Also blessed to have no medical hang ups...
-Haven't taken the PRT, but exercise is a daily thing for me and don't expect problems
I'm sure I'm not done with the ASTB just yet, but I want to thank everyone that contributed to awesome gouge on AirWarriors. Without that and the hardwork I put in over the last few months my first try would certainly have been below average. Thanks again.
