- Oct 4, 2009
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Appreciate that homie, I been studying up on it on & off but I got caught up with my schoolwork so I fell off, I was told to study for it because the test was crazy hard. Any notes you can offer would be greatly appreciated, I knew about the Air Warriors forum but lost the bookmark when my comp crashed. How did you do your first try? If you don't mind me asking of course.Originally Posted by ryair max 1
I'm pretty sure that its true but if you need some sort of corrective surgery, I was told there is a six month wait limit after before they even start considering you. If you were to get something like lasik, get it much sooner then later so you aren't stuck with the waiting period when you want to go in.Originally Posted by gumsoul410
I'm a junior in college and plan on joining the Navy upon graduation. I started to join out of HS and took the practice ASVAB and got an 86 and the recruit tried to get me to sign up as a Nuclear Engineer. And I would've done it but I was only 17 when I graduated and couldnt convince moms to sign me off, plus those classes. I'm currently trying to get into this Baccalaureate Degree Completion program for aviation, I want to be a fighter pilot too. I was told there is a better chance to fly fighter jets in the Navy than in the Air Force. They have some really good programs for students intending to join though
Also I've been told by multiple recruiters, I know they lie haha, that you don't NEED perfect vision to be a pilot, as long as its correctable to 20/20. Anyone know if this is true?
Also, if that's what you know you want to do, start studying for your Aviation Selection Test Battery now. I'm going into my second attempt on Friday (3 lifetime test policy). If you need any materials, look around the internet (especially Air Warriors forum) or get at me if you need some notes.
