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1,001 questions about the ASTB (post your scores & ask your questions here!)

agriz33

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My GPA is a lost cause, I graduated last May. I know it's pretty bad, but my recruiter thinks we can overcome it. Just trying to figure out if these scores are high enough to make up for most of it.
Ask her to give you your calculator results. There is some calculator that will give you a score based on all things combined. There is more info about that in the may board thread.
 

aweez

Active Member
Ask her to give you your calculator results. There is some calculator that will give you a score based on all things combined. There is more info about that in the may board thread.

Thanks for the tips and link to the May board, I've been looking for that!
 

FormerRecruitingGuru

Making Recruiting Great Again
My GPA is a lost cause, I graduated last May. I know it's pretty bad, but my recruiter thinks we can overcome it. Just trying to figure out if these scores are high enough to make up for most of it.

You need to "overcome" the GPA by taking probably 1-2 community college courses and bumping it up. See the calculator, you're not even eligible with the 2.48.

Bump the GPA up and you should be fine. I wouldn't recommend retaking the ASTB, the scores are fine as is. Your Pilot/NFO scores bump up to an 82 and 89 respectively with a 2.5 GPA.
 

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Booley

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First post ever. Looking to submit to the 23 May Pilot Board.

Age: almost 25, non prior
Degree: B/S Management & Business, Econ Minor
Professional experience: 2 years corporate/IT
GPA: 3.3
ASTB: 58 6/7/7
College Lacrosse Player, 1 ankle surgery - fully recovered and cleared

Not sure if legacy/references will help that much, but I would/could be 3rd gen Naval Aviation in my family if I get selected, and I have good refs from active/retired family friends who flew (1 active CDR, 1 ret. Rear ADM).

Thoughts?
 

agriz33

Well-Known Member
First post ever. Looking to submit to the 23 May Pilot Board.

Age: almost 25, non prior
Degree: B/S Management & Business, Econ Minor
Professional experience: 2 years corporate/IT
GPA: 3.3
ASTB: 58 6/7/7
College Lacrosse Player, 1 ankle surgery - fully recovered and cleared

Not sure if legacy/references will help that much, but I would/could be 3rd gen Naval Aviation in my family if I get selected, and I have good refs from active/retired family friends who flew (1 active CDR, 1 ret. Rear ADM).

Thoughts?
Here's the thread for all of us submitting to the May board but from what I've seen you seem to have pretty good odds.
https://www.airwarriors.com/community/index.php?posts/905285/
 

Bocian

Active Member
Age: 22
GPA: 3.0 ( i am still in school for another two semesters)
ASTB: 43 4/6/4
Degree: Computer Science
Applying for :SNA


Should i still submit my application? My OR showed me the calculator and i was close to the yellow zone. I'm not sure if i will do better the next time if i do it will be just slight as i was never a good test taker. I took the AFOQT before this and studied for months for the ASTB but i still ended up low.

I'm waiting for my PRK timeline to be complete so i will be applying by the end of this year or start of next year. Should i apply then retake or retake and hope for the best? I'm only afraid that i will do worse then i won't be able to apply at all.

I have a few flight hours as well.
 

aribjc

Well-Known Member
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Age: 22
GPA: 3.0 ( i am still in school for another two semesters)
ASTB: 43 4/6/4
Degree: Computer Science
Applying for :SNA


Should i still submit my application? My OR showed me the calculator and i was close to the yellow zone. I'm not sure if i will do better the next time if i do it will be just slight as i was never a good test taker. I took the AFOQT before this and studied for months for the ASTB but i still ended up low.

I'm waiting for my PRK timeline to be complete so i will be applying by the end of this year or start of next year. Should i apply then retake or retake and hope for the best? I'm only afraid that i will do worse then i won't be able to apply at all.

I have a few flight hours as well.
I'm only an applicant so take this for what its worth, but based on what I've read, you need to get a higher ASTB to be more competitive. You must be pretty smart to get a decent GPA in computer science, so just study and retake the test. You don't want to be submitting a minimum score like those 4s. The test really isnt hard, just treat it like a job and study alot. I can send you a ton of info that I used to get a good score in only a week or two. let me know!
 

AGVAIN

New Member
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I'm only an applicant so take this for what its worth, but based on what I've read, you need to get a higher ASTB to be more competitive. You must be pretty smart to get a decent GPA in computer science, so just study and retake the test. You don't want to be submitting a minimum score like those 4s. The test really isnt hard, just treat it like a job and study alot. I can send you a ton of info that I used to get a good score in only a week or two. let me know!
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Can you please send me the info that you used to review if you don't mind? I went through to this thread and downloaded lots of study materials. Just trying to review as much as I can with as much as study materials as possible. Thank you!
 

aribjc

Well-Known Member
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Can you please send me the info that you used to review if you don't mind? I went through to this thread and downloaded lots of study materials. Just trying to review as much as I can with as much as study materials as possible. Thank you!

Sure thing, just inbox me your email
 
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