30 Days to ASVAB, 1st ed (ARCO MILITARY TEST TUTOR)

By Linda Bernbach and Arco

Great for enlisted service members who need to prepare for their Armed Forces Classification Test (AFCT), Peterson's has answered the call with its latest addition in this acclaimed ARCO series, 30 Days to the ASVAB.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0768912377
• ISBN13: 9780768912371
• Release Date: August 2003
• Publisher: Arco
• Length: 260 Pages
• Weight: 0.81 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.2" x 0.8" x 7.3"

Customer Reviews

THIS BOOK IS AWESOME! IT PWNS! :D

I took the ASVAB in early January before I started my final college term (I'll have an AA in May). I bought this book, and another book. However, this was the only one I had before I took the test. All I did was read and scan hours before test on my ride to the entrance area. I had actually forgotten most of the information I learned about electronics, but with the help of this book: My total score was an 82. I got an 88 in Admin, a 90 in electronics, a 76 in General, and a 58 in mechanics (Which I don't don't know anything about). I did surprisingly well. I didn't get the kind of position that was a perfect fit for my score (Because my recruiter kept pushing AIRCREW in my face instead of something like biomedical technology *Laughs*), but I qualified for 146 out of 150 jobs. That review of the electronic section may have been the reason my score was so great. This book definitely helped me. I haven't stopped college at anytime after high school, but I still needed to review some topics that I haven't gone over in awhile. It definitely helped me.

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This is good for a small review before a test. Also good for enhancing your general culture on the miscellaneous subjects.

This Book is Awesome!!!

I bought this book along witht he book "ASVAB Basics" and found this book to be a great supplement to the ASVAB Basics book. I recommend studying fromt the ASVAB Basics Book first then study from this book. I found the questions in this book to be harder then what is on the actula exam which made the actual ASVAB easier. I also found that a few of the questions in this book was on the actual exam itself (manily from the Word Knowledge and Arithmetic sections). I needed a GT score of 110 to get into Officer candidate School and ended up getting a 120! This book ROCKS!!