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Snack Attack

Snack Attack

Snack Attack
Contributor
JoeyMC said:
Hey everyone if you guys are curious about your scores and how they will correlate to the selection board, I’ll be posting the links of the past boards with the applicants that got selected and there scores. I hope this can give people more of an understanding that you don’t need amazing scores to get selected. Also please don’t edit the documents


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28 Oct 2020 Pilot/NFO Board

Sheet1 ,FinSel,ProRec-Y,ProRec-N,Overall Board Acceptance Rate,Application Due Date,Board Date,Results Actual,Excel Total Applicants 18 Sep 2020,28 Oct,8 Dec 2020,75 Applicant Averages,Excel Prior Service OAR,AQR,PFAR,FOFAR,GPA,Age,74.14%,Excel Averages ProRec Y 56,6.59,7.01,6.84,2.80,26,SNA's...
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03AUG20 Pilot/NFO Board

Sheet1 03-AUG-2020 Pilot/NFO Board PROREC Y,PROREC N,SUBMITTED,NOT SUBMITTED,Application Due Date: 26-Jun-20 Total Applicants,Averages,SNA,M 62,OAR,AQR,PFAR,FOFAR,GPA,Age,37,59 Total ProRec Y,56,7,7,7,3.32,25,SNFO,F 39,Standard Deviations,2,3 Acceptance Rate,6.81,1.19,0.90,0.98,0.44,2.94,SNA/SNF...
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Thanks Joey!
Super helpful
 
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mcap

Member
JoeyMC said:
Hey everyone if you guys are curious about your scores and how they will correlate to the selection board, I’ll be posting the links of the past boards with the applicants that got selected and there scores. I hope this can give people more of an understanding that you don’t need amazing scores to get selected. Also please don’t edit the documents


docs.google.com

28 Oct 2020 Pilot/NFO Board

Sheet1 ,FinSel,ProRec-Y,ProRec-N,Overall Board Acceptance Rate,Application Due Date,Board Date,Results Actual,Excel Total Applicants 18 Sep 2020,28 Oct,8 Dec 2020,75 Applicant Averages,Excel Prior Service OAR,AQR,PFAR,FOFAR,GPA,Age,74.14%,Excel Averages ProRec Y 56,6.59,7.01,6.84,2.80,26,SNA's...
docs.google.com docs.google.com

docs.google.com

03AUG20 Pilot/NFO Board

Sheet1 03-AUG-2020 Pilot/NFO Board PROREC Y,PROREC N,SUBMITTED,NOT SUBMITTED,Application Due Date: 26-Jun-20 Total Applicants,Averages,SNA,M 62,OAR,AQR,PFAR,FOFAR,GPA,Age,37,59 Total ProRec Y,56,7,7,7,3.32,25,SNFO,F 39,Standard Deviations,2,3 Acceptance Rate,6.81,1.19,0.90,0.98,0.44,2.94,SNA/SNF...
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Extremely helpful, thank you!
 
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PEFO Silver-Shades

Well-Known Member
Batterybrain said:
Does anyone have this same information for the last few Intel and Cyber boards?
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I went back to past IWC threads to try and find some excel sheets with everyones scores, i was unable to find anything but i did find someone posting this

"Two boards ago IWC Board 2 DEC 2019: 34 out of 191 = 17.8%
One board ago IWC Board 2 March 2020: 22 out of 133 = 16.5%
Current board IWC Board 29 June 2020: 18 out of 127 = 14.1%
I just wanted to put it here for the next IWC Board so when they start looking at the past IWC Board thread they can see this."

Mind you this does not provide the competitive scores needed or the competitive GPA
This is the lastest IWC board but i dont believe anyone has been Prorec Y/N in that board
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IWC Board 30 NOV 20 for Airwarriors

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exNavyOffRec

Well-Known Member
Silver-Shades said:
I went back to past IWC threads to try and find some excel sheets with everyones scores, i was unable to find anything but i did find someone posting this

"Two boards ago IWC Board 2 DEC 2019: 34 out of 191 = 17.8%
One board ago IWC Board 2 March 2020: 22 out of 133 = 16.5%
Current board IWC Board 29 June 2020: 18 out of 127 = 14.1%
I just wanted to put it here for the next IWC Board so when they start looking at the past IWC Board thread they can see this."

Mind you this does not provide the competitive scores needed or the competitive GPA
This is the lastest IWC board but i dont believe anyone has been Prorec Y/N in that board
docs.google.com

IWC Board 30 NOV 20 for Airwarriors

docs.google.com docs.google.com
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Historically over many many years of data the average GPA is 3.5 ish
 
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NjaFriday

New Member
NjaFriday said:
Me. In a mad dash right now trying to get everything together. Studying for my OAR now, scheduled for Tuesday. Bought a couple of books and digging through Kyle's gouge.
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Update on my OAR. Started studying full time last Friday, so I was able to spend four days on gouge materials + study guides before I took it Tuesday this week. Scored a 63, so happy enough with the score considering I want to go SWO. I used Patrick and Kyle's gouges, and more or less everything was as expected. The Math section followed the gouges basically exactly. I had logs, factoring, simplification, DRT problems, etc. I was happy that my probablity problems were limited to two very simple ones. My mechanics section was also fairly simple. it's definitely true that you need to know a wide amount of topics. I had general concepts of simple machines, work/force/momentum, pendulum motion, velocity/acceleration, fluid/pressure/buoyancy, electricity, and a random question about the voyager space mission and a flywheel (on the gouges). Still pushing hard to make the 15th deadline, so wish me luck.
 
Oshun8235

Oshun8235

Active Member
NjaFriday said:
Update on my OAR. Started studying full time last Friday, so I was able to spend four days on gouge materials + study guides before I took it Tuesday this week. Scored a 63, so happy enough with the score considering I want to go SWO. I used Patrick and Kyle's gouges, and more or less everything was as expected. The Math section followed the gouges basically exactly. I had logs, factoring, simplification, DRT problems, etc. I was happy that my probablity problems were limited to two very simple ones. My mechanics section was also fairly simple. it's definitely true that you need to know a wide amount of topics. I had general concepts of simple machines, work/force/momentum, pendulum motion, velocity/acceleration, fluid/pressure/buoyancy, electricity, and a random question about the voyager space mission and a flywheel (on the gouges). Still pushing hard to make the 15th deadline, so wish me luck.
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Would you be able to send me the file for Patrick's gouge. I already have Kyle's. Thanks
 
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NjaFriday

New Member
Oshun8235 said:
Would you be able to send me the file for Patrick's gouge. I already have Kyle's. Thanks
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Here is all the study material from here that I used: https://ufile.io/hwoz5dzf
Some of the material has some wrong answers, but if you Google it enough and feel confident in the your answer, I'm sure it's likely right. I don't remember what problems were wrong now, but after asking some people for help, I usually got it right (or at least people agreed that it was right, lol)

I got study guides on Amazon, but I only really used two. The Trivium study guide had a good overview of math, and the Test Prep Books study guide had my favorite overview of mechanics. Trivium also makes a practice test book containing two tests, but one of the is included in the study guide.

As far as taking the test, my only advice is just practice, practice, and practice. I did every problem I could get my hands on, and I'm glad I did with such little time before the test. Also, don't cheat yourself out of the basic physics aspects of the test on the mechanics section. While you can do a bunch of problems, it certainly won't help if you don't really understand the concepts behind those problems. I came across a couple questions I had never done before, and if I didn't know the concept, I don't think I would have finished those parts in the 15 min of time given.

Note that I didn't finish the math section in time, so I'm not sure what I missed there. The reading section was just like the practice tests though, so definitely review that at least once.
 
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