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shouldvecouldve
New Member
Oh really? I knew they were I-Sel, but I thought it was just according to thenext board convention. I think I missed the april 4th deadline so I thought I would be submitted for the May deadline for the june board?
no non medial waivers for me
Astb scores 49 7/7/7
Gpa: 3.3
No waviers
I was able to qualify for I-SEL and no prior service I just graduated college in December
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
Your application upon being submitted will be reviewed to ensure it meets the ISEL criteria, if it does then you are good to go.
spalclark3
SNA Hopeful
Hey y’all. Just finished my second ASTB. First attempt for reference was 40 3/4/4, this time I pulled off a 53 7/7/6. Ecstatic about those scores and I will be submitting for the next board for BDCP. Wanted to thank all the information and advice on here. Couldn't have gotten those scores without all the information on this website. Any questions, I might be able to answer.
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CarterL
Active Member
How long did it take to hear back about your selection after submitting?
how was math and mechanical while it's fresh in your mind?
spalclark3
SNA Hopeful
Got a lot of geometry and probability on my test for some reason, some simplifying algebraic equations. If you use the app for the MCT lessons you will be fine, no calculations on my MCT test. Use the drives and refresh on concepts on problems you are less confident about on khan academy or youtube.
I'm a senior in college right now and just started studying for the ASTB. So far I'm using Barron's study book and have heard great things about the ASTB Prep app so I'll probably add that to the arsenal as well. Overall, how long did people typically take to study and prepare for the test to acquire SNA I-SEL scores of 7/7/7?
I graduate in early May, exactly one month away, and am debating if I should try and push to take it before then or simply take my time if needed and use a few extra weeks. For reference, I've taken calculus 1-3 and first level of calculus based physics. This was about a year ago so it is definitely not fresh on my mind but i feel like I can relearn that info quickly after going over it again.
Any insight is appreciated.
I graduate in early May, exactly one month away, and am debating if I should try and push to take it before then or simply take my time if needed and use a few extra weeks. For reference, I've taken calculus 1-3 and first level of calculus based physics. This was about a year ago so it is definitely not fresh on my mind but i feel like I can relearn that info quickly after going over it again.
Any insight is appreciated.
It was quick actually since I had no waviers I think 2 or 3 weeks after I finished meps
GoBoilers25
Well-Known Member
It’s one of those “it depends” questions.
Some people only study for a week, some for months. Use the ASTP Prep app for a few weeks and see how you’re scoring to use that as a gauge for when you think you’re ready. Don’t waist an attempt if you aren’t sure you’re ready.
spalclark3
SNA Hopeful
My first attempt I spent about a month studying, which for me I realized was not enough time. I also didn't focus on the important stuff for my first attempt. I got the app and studied my tail off for 4 months while also balancing school and I was able to raise my scores. Just like GoBoilers25 said, it depends.