Thisbeatgoeson said:The practice CFAT is pretty weak and doesn't really prepare you too well.
What I found a huge help was the American Military practice exams. http://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/asvab
You will have to sign up, but it's an interesting site in general. It also a good help for the language part of the exam.
You will likely encounter lots of fractions though, so if something like 2/25 X 4/10 blows your mind, use google and find ways of solving fractions involving equations. Good luck!
eaglehawkdown said:<snip> what type of math you all recomend I refresh my head with so that the cfat doesnt kick my butt.
holieee said:A lot of it IS fractions. Don't just focus on simplifying them, learn how to convert them into decimals and look up how to divide and multiply those as well.
Hatchet Man said:I guess you forgot about the part at the beginning of the test, not to talk about the specifics of what's on the test.
eaglehawkdown said:Lets not tell anybody and talk or mention that you all have to wake up early do push ups and RUN.. RUN .. and clean.. and do more push ups. Did I mention Running already? O'h and get yelled at~ oh and clean.Learn ! do sit ups.... march...march... yell... push ups...JOG! RUN! :crybaby:
Can someone also tell me something without giving away to much information on the number or percentage of recruits/full time memebers that cant handle the lifestyle for whatever reasons and get a rude wake up call in the first year and leave or put in papers to be dissmissed compared to the number of people that pass/fail the cfat?
eaglehawkdown said:Can someone also tell me something without giving away to much information on the number or percentage of recruits/full time members that cant handle the lifestyle for whatever reasons and get a rude wake up call in the first year and leave or put in papers to be dismissed compared to the number of people that pass/fail the cfat?