What does an ASVAB score mean?
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Your overall ASVAB score determines your "catagory" for recruiting. 50 and above your an ALPHA, 31-49 your a BRAVO, 30 and below you fail (at least for the Army), your QT or the overall score I just mentioned is dirived mainly from the math and english portions of the test, the individual line scores determine your knowledge and ability to learn a specific job in the Army. After enlistment you will hear alot about your GT (general technicle) score, which is a big determining factor in Army schools. You scored high and it sounds like you had high line scores, the only bummer is when joining the ARNG or reserve, you have to pick an MOS (job) that they have in your area, or if your willing to travel or relocate, and that more times than not is limited. GOOD LUCK and congradulations on your decision!
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Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless-Service, Honor, Integrity & Personal Courage Drill Sgt.! (Didn't mean to call you a Drill Sgt. I just had a flash back from basic in Ft. Lost-in-the-wood HOOAH!)  : )\n\nYou asked for the 7 army values, and I listed them.  You didn't ask for the definitions too!  "Attention To Details!"
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A 4.0 means you have all A's.  At most schools you can't even get an A- to get a 4.0.  However, it's not something you should worry all that much about.  Do the best you can, but don't make your grade point your life.  If you take challenging classes and get respectable grades, and are also a well-balanced person, that's really more important than "perfection".
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Grade Point Average...\n\n4.0=A\n3.0=B\n2.0=C\n1.0=D\n0.0=F\n\nIts just a number that shows colleges how well you do as a student.
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As long as you can get a 31 on the Asvab, yes.  And 31 is NOT difficult.  The higher the score, the more opportunities you are offered, so please do study for it.  There are study books available in the library or book stores near the SAT study books.  You'll probably have to get a "waiver" for it.  Work for your recruiter, not you.  But the Marines have a waiver for almost everything that would stop you otherwise.
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ok first of all, no once he is in he won't be taking the ASVAB again.  \n2. If he is scoring in the 20's he is gonna have alot of limitations on his career of choice in the military.  If he doesn't wanna be in the infantry then the last thing he should do is to choose the infantry just to get into the military hoping to swithch later.. IT WILL NOT HAPPEN!  Reclassing MOS's once your in the military is rather hard.  You have to be approved by your CO and a slot in school must be open for you.. and a slot in a unit too.  Just do not do this!\n3. IF HE DOESN'T WANT TO GO OVERSEES TO WAR THEN DON'T BE IN THE MILITARY. FLAT OUT IT'S THAT SIMPLE.  HE WILL HAVE ABSOLUTLY NO CHOICE AS TO WHERE HE WILL BE DEPLOYED.  \n4. Tell him to wait 6 months and take the ASVAB again.  Going in with that kind of score is absolutly awful.  Personally I have never met anyone who has scored below a 50.  For the record I was in the Army for 6 years and scored a 98 on my asvab.  Just tell him to keep taking it if that's what he really wants.  I would suggest that he practices and studys for it beforehand.  He knows what to expect now and he should be able to do better than a 29.
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Here's a few...\n\nhttp://www.ultimate-asvab.com/asvab-practice-tests.html\nhttp://www.military.com/ASVAB\nhttp://www.asvab-practice-test.com/
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In all actuality, they are the same to get into.  Pass the ASVAB and physical, and you're in.\n\nThe difference is in what you qualify to do.  That's were the difficult part comes into the equation, and that's based off of your ASVAB.  The Air Force (in 2000) required you to have a minimum of 40 on the ASVAB, where the rest only needed you to have a 31.  That may have changed.
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Your scores sound impressive, but what the military thrives on is drive and passion.  Keep pushing for it, bud...you'll be flying before you know it.  But you can't give up now.  \nWe need pilots and we'll need you as well. \nAim High!
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It's a type of classification. University degrees are graded as follows:\n\n1st = 70% and above\n2:1 = 60% to 69%\n2:2 = 50% to 59%\n3rd = 40% to 49%\nBelow 40% means you still graduate but without "honours".\n\nThen you have the type of degree you do so a B.A stands for a Bachelor of Arts so thats "art" based & humanities subjects. BSc is Bachelor of Science. If you do a Masters (a postgraduate degree) then you get an MA or an MSc.\n\n(I personally have a 2:1 BA Joint Honours - Joint because I did French and Spanish as equal weighting subjects - with a distinction in Oral French)\n\nAs a side there are also cockney rhyming slang for degrees now:\n1st = Damian (as in Damian Hirst)\n2:1 = Attila (as in Attila the Hun)\n2:2 = Desmond (Desmond Tutu)\n3rd = Douglas (Douglas Hird)\n\nI think the most common degree to get is a 2:1.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASVAB
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it means da score after first half....\n\nexample...\n\nsay da score was at 2-0 after first half and da final score was 4-2\n it will show up like this\n\n4-2 (2-0)
971950
i think your score is bab at all if what score you can do little bite better so try for    next time tiob      get your score higher
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FICO, TrueCedit, PLUS are names of companies who sell you report and score information. Each one will show you different scores from the same credit bureau.  \n\nFICO is like an acronym. The old timers refer to it as Beacon Scores. The scores that mean anything are the scores calculated by the three major credit bureaus, These are what FICO is selling you. If you are going to purchase score information, just go directly to the three credit bureaus.
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My brother just signed up and took it within a week of contacting the recruiter. It is done by computer now so all they really have to do is sit there while he takes it. It is possible that there is something wrong with the computers. If he wants to take it sooner just have him contact a different recruiter even if he isn't interested in that branch the score will be good for all of them.
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Generally for most Military occupational Specialties, an applicant must score above a 51 on the ASVAB.\n\nKeep in mind that the ASVAB is not a measure of intelligence, but a measure of voactional skill, codeing/decoding abilities and basic math.
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As far as I know, there is no practice testing available.\n\nThe ASVAB is not actually an academic test; it analyzes your everyday skills.  Like turning a screw, patterns of an electrical wiring, simple math and reading, perhaps simple cooking directions, etc. \n\nIt's been years since I took the ASVAB, but it is essentially a test to see if you have the basic skills of life -- whether learned from your father and mother or from Home Ec and Shop classes.  It does test your skills but there really is no way to study for it; what it tests is your common sense knowledge.\n\nAlso, it's a military-sponsored exam, so it is a step in recruitment with the military branches.