eddy13

Sounds good, thank you.

Took my TBAS yesterday and got my PCSM back today, rolling in with a 14. Now I still don't have any flight hours, but am working on getting them up (Weather in WNY has grounded 4 attempts to get up) so I'm hoping the summer will allow me to get up a ton. I can't take the AFOQT again until August and have been studying and already feel far more confident than I did going into the first test. I guess the major question is should I be super concerned with this, was my TBAS awful, or is it more so the factors of me having a low AFOQT and zero flight hours?

I appreciate the responses and the advice. I am starting Monday working towards my PPL. In hindsight I went about it a little backwards as I was so focused on trying to get my AFOQT done before the June Reserve board that I didn't give myself enough time to do great. I had been doing a fair amount of research and had come to around the same conclusion you guys gave me before I posted but wanted to get a second opinion from people who had gone through it. Again I really appreciate the help and the advice, it's extremely helpful.

Just wanted to get some feedback on chances for a pilot slot or CSO slot with the Reserves or ANG with the scores that I have, or if I should retake the AFOQT and get some flight hours. AFOQT Score P:54/Nav:74/AA:48/V:68/Q:32 B.A. in History GPA: 3.28 A little background on the total person, because I understand those scores are most likely lower than the average, I was a Division I swimmer and was captain my senior year. In addition I worked very closely with the Athletic Department and was a representative on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee as well as the Intercollegiate Athletic Board. I also coached swimming at the Club, High School, and Collegiate level, and was active in volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity, and Meals on Wheels while in school. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!