ASTB Study Guides

[Domer00]

Go to Barnes and Noble online and you can usually buy used books for a decent price otherwise they are only about 20 a piece. They will also give you similar search choices.

 

[afrogurl]

hello

Hi I am new to the site (well not new just this is my first post) I just want everyone to know I will be taking the test on March 11... and I will let you know how it goes :icon_mi_1

 

[mizzoufan]

I cut and paste this link, but nothing comes up. I am new to this website so is there any other way to get to these practice tests?? Thanks

 

[ben]

I cut and paste this link, but nothing comes up. I am new to this website so is there any other way to get to these practice tests?? Thanks

If you can't get them from the new site, you might see if they're still up on the old one. If not you can email me and I'll send you the practice test.

 

[webmaster]

I updated the link to point to the correct place on the first post, but here it is again:

http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5804

 

[mizzoufan]

Thanks. This one worked this time.

 

[afrogurl]

Hey Muzzoefan,
When are you taking the test? I live in MO do you? If you do do you wanna try to study together or if not in person over the phone or email? Or if anyone wants to study together let me know.....

 

[mizzoufan]

afro, I am not currently slated to take the test yet. I am meeting with a recruiter next week sometime. This is all really new to me so I really don't know what is up yet. I am already accepted into med. school, but I really love flying and may take the flight school route. Med school can wait hopefully. I haven't made my decision yet, but I think I am taking the ASTB sometime soon so I thought I would start to study. I am a student at the University of Missouri (Columbia) so if you are in the area, we could study.

 

[afrogurl]

mizzoufan, oh ok sounds cool, good luck in whatever you do, naw I am at the University of Missouri - Kansas City thats a little far, I wanna wish you luck thou let me know how things go!

 

[Eteled]

I thought I should mention that the ARCO study guides could be found at your local public library. I live in a town with a small library, no interest in OCS and I was able to borrow three different study guides. These are the types of books libraries are known to possess. The best part is you can borrow them for a few weeks without spending any money!

 

[EA-6B1]

I'm taking the ASTB on 19 March. I'm planning on studying the guide off of here like a beast, and then looking over the Arco book. Let you know how it goes.