hey Cody thank you for the videos very helpful! However, there are so many prep books and guides and many seem to have the same sections, but they all seem a little different. Is there any prep book you studied that related most to the test you took?
+Cody Young Hey Cody, really informative video- thank you. Were you enlisted for a year, then applied for an officers position, or did you go to the Air Force Academy; OR did you get your college degree and then take the AFOQT? I'm taking the latter route- just graduated college a week ago. Wondering if there's any other valuable advice to give. Thanks.
It all is possible.. if you're really worried, you can polish your table reading, instrument comprehension, and math knowledge scores to make up for it. I got a 92 pilot score and I guessed on more than half of the questions in aviation information.
Pug life, your AFOQT minimum Pilot score is 25, minimum Navigator score is 10, minimum combined Pilot and Navigator Scores is 50, minimum Verbal Score is 15, and minimum Quantitative Score is 10.
Hey Cody I know you're probably really busy but could you make a video about scholarships because I was told that if you don't qualify for the high school scholarship that you can do ROTC and if you do good enough your commanders will recommend you for scholarships and I just wanted to know if there's any validity behind it! Oh and I was wondering if I could get into contact with you other than this for questions that don't apply to this not trying to be weird or anything!
Everything you've heard is correct. If you do well while in college your commander can and will recommend you for scholarship. Happens all the time. It can happen whenever too just depends on how good you have your stuff together. Like grades and involvement in the program and what not. But yes you can be awarded scholarship even if you didn't qualify for it previously. AFROTC.com explains it really well
The "circle dial" you are speaking of is called an attitude indicator. It gives you pitch and bank information.
hey Cody thank you for the videos very helpful! However, there are so many prep books and guides and many seem to have the same sections, but they all seem a little different. Is there any prep book you studied that related most to the test you took?
the block counting has 20 questions to be completed in 3 min!!
hey can you make a video for advice fall 2016 freshmen?
for ecu
+Cody Young
Hey Cody, really informative video- thank you. Were you enlisted for a year, then applied for an officers position, or did you go to the Air Force Academy; OR did you get your college degree and then take the AFOQT? I'm taking the latter route- just graduated college a week ago. Wondering if there's any other valuable advice to give. Thanks.
great vid. How did you do on the test? did you make it?
Thank you
what was on the aviation portion? Did they have questions about airport procedures?
Michael Gamboa anything aviation related is fair game. History, procedures, schematics, jargon, etc.
history? really? like the Trivium AFOQT book goes through on its last page of the Aviation Section? Thanks cuz I just overlooked that
It all is possible.. if you're really worried, you can polish your table reading, instrument comprehension, and math knowledge scores to make up for it. I got a 92 pilot score and I guessed on more than half of the questions in aviation information.
Thanks, I take mine in two days. I'm good on the rest of the pilot subsections
When you are in ROTC, will they teach you all the topics?
no. You study on your own.
is the pilot section hard and how much points do you have to get right to become a pilot
Pug life, your AFOQT minimum Pilot score is 25, minimum Navigator score is 10, minimum combined Pilot and Navigator Scores is 50, minimum Verbal Score is 15, and minimum Quantitative Score is 10.
+Cody Young is there anything I can used to study the pilot section
+pug life practice tests. Just look around on the web I'm sure you'll find a lot of helpful things on there.
Cody Young which study guide do you recommend?
Hey Cody I know you're probably really busy but could you make a video about scholarships because I was told that if you don't qualify for the high school scholarship that you can do ROTC and if you do good enough your commanders will recommend you for scholarships and I just wanted to know if there's any validity behind it! Oh and I was wondering if I could get into contact with you other than this for questions that don't apply to this not trying to be weird or anything!
+Mason Robinson I'm actually in the same situation. I heard the same thing, but nobody knows exactly how it works
+BansheeFang so many unknowns!
+Mason Robinson yea, I wish they explained things a little better, because it's really irritating to be honest.
+BansheeFang yeah but it's something I want to do for sure so I guess I'll just have to figure it out as we go!
Everything you've heard is correct. If you do well while in college your commander can and will recommend you for scholarship. Happens all the time. It can happen whenever too just depends on how good you have your stuff together. Like grades and involvement in the program and what not. But yes you can be awarded scholarship even if you didn't qualify for it previously. AFROTC.com explains it really well