Hokie540
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There’s no reason for anyone to score in the 40s on any section with all the resources available. He needs to do a lot of research online as to how people study for it. I understand though people without a math background may need more learning time for those sections. Many of the books are helpful, buy as many as you can to maximize TIMED practice test opportunities. Next, make sure you are reviewing the AFOQT materials from the AFPC site. They have a practice Table Reading grid. Do that thing 100+ times until he has 10 seconds left over. Switch up the questions order. I would give myself less than the actual allotted time. I ended up with 99/99/99/95/99/75. DM me if you have any questions
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I think I found it on the 167th’s website, under the pilot applications section. I believe there is an email and a phone number.
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Make sure you understand the test and its components. This site https://access.afpc.af.mil/pcsmdmz/AFOQTPrepMaterials.html is from the Air Force. Also make sure you study the table reading from that site and nowhere else.
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Makes sense, thanks guys. Sounds like I need to do a better job tracking units that don’t post on bogidope.
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Makes sense, thanks guys. Sounds like I need to do a better job tracking units that don’t post on bogidope.
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Makes sense, thanks guys. Sounds like I need to do a better job tracking units that don’t post on bogidope.
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Are they having a board? I’m not seeing anything on their “Opportunities” page.
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If I were to get more flight hours or complete my PPL in the time period between a package submission deadline and a hypothetical interview date, am I able to update it with the units I’m applying to? Or am I locked into what I submitted? Sent from my iPhone using Baseops Network mobile app
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Okay cool, I appreciate the insight!
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Hey guys, I know they just had a board this past spring, but does anyone know how often the DC ANG has UPT boards? I realize the answer is probably “as needed” but I didn’t know if there was any regularity to it. I’m just trying to plan ahead for this upcoming calendar year.
