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[Anonymous]

okay, my recruiter says that there's no way possible to study for the signals intel test. but, im not taking it until march,so i figure i can study for anything if i have 4 months. so, anyone,that has taken it would you please respond or e-mail me, so i can get an idea of whats on it. i would like to prepare myself as much as possible since ive heard its very tough.thanks, amd oh yeah , GREAT site monika! valevon@2xtreme.net

valevon@2xtreme.net

[Anonymous]

Hey Thanks! :0)

Well, I dunno if they have a 'signals intel' book at the library, but I've seen books that detail all the MOSs....maybe if you found a section on what you're talking about it may give you a hint on how to approach studying...there's always the internet too!

good luck!

M. Anderson


:
: okay, my recruiter says that there's no way possible to study for the signals
: intel test. but, im not taking it until march,so i figure i can study for
: anything if i have 4 months. so, anyone,that has taken it would you please
: respond or e-mail me, so i can get an idea of whats on it. i would like to
: prepare myself as much as possible since ive heard its very tough.thanks,
: amd oh yeah , GREAT site monika! valevon@2xtreme.net


zuma50@hotmail.com

[Anonymous]

LMAO!!! Your recruiter is right!!! You can't study for it... don't even try. I took that test without knowing a thing about it and that's the best way to go. It is not a "knowledge" oriented test, it's mostly about listening and retaining information, plus having good grammar skills helps. If you already know Spanish, Italian, or Portugese, you'll probably have an easier time with it, but I didn't know squat and got a 114. You'll do yourself no favor trying to "beat" the test. It's an aptitude test, so you're testing your ability to learn. If you try to cram for it, the test won't project an accurate score and you'll have a much tougher time at your MOS school because they won't place you properly.

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