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Best way to score high on asvab?
Like any good reading/study material and where would I be able to get this info.
Anything to help my husband out.
Thank you all!
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Permalink Reply by bbus (FC) on
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asvab for dummies is a great book to read. Do you know if he'll be taking the paper or electronic version?
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Permalink Reply by AlexisFromTexas on
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I don't really know yet and yes he just got that book loaded onto his computer :so I'm glad he got it then.
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Permalink Reply by Craig on
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Go to this link and save it to your computer...This will be the best ASVAB book you will find on
free on the web...
http://booklearning2.tripod.com/ASVAB_3e.pdf
Secondly, This might confuse you, but I will post it just in case it doesn't. If you know which ratings he likes, he can gear his studing around those rating....
Example: Let say he wants to be a CTR. To qualify you need VE + AR = 109 or more, so why bust your
butt studying for GE, MK, EI, AS, MC, and AO. Just do your best on VE (which is WK & PC) and AR. If he score at least 109, then he will also qualify for CS, QM, AZ, IS, MC ratings since they require less than 109 to qualify.
Yea, I know, its confusing.... Imagine the software coding I had to do to make the Excel spread sheet work (which needs to be updated since some of the ratings have gone away)...
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Permalink Reply by Liz on
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Wow!
My son has chosen a rating and scored fairly high (according to recruiter) on the computer test version. He was told he would take it over on paper and most likely score higher than on the electronic one. Can anyone confirm this by their own/son's/daughter's experience?
How do you find out what sub sections of the ASVAB are more heavily weighted for your chosen rating?
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is better to study so you know some of everything. the navy is over manned and just because you want a particular rating (job) doesn't mean youll get it. you may want to an hm (hospital corpsman) but there may not be any openings. best thing to do is to test well in the asvab; and if you (he) makes it to meps be very open to jobs you will take
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Permalink Reply by jhlMOM on
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Craig, I'm all about the spreadsheet, can you email it to me? Julia12389@hotmail.com
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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http://usmilitary.about.com/od/navy/l/blasvabscores.htm
The chart found in above site shows the relationship in a simpler (easier to decipher) format.
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Permalink Reply by jackinixon on
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there is a book (we got it in barnes and Noble) for helping to prepare for testing....Good Luck!
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