Test Prep Blog for the ASVAB

Even if you don’t personally know anyone in the service, you’ve probably heard of military time, or maybe even heard someone tell time in that manner. If you aren’t familiar with how military time works, it can be a bit confusing, initially. It helps to have a bit of understanding of the procedur...

Being deployed is one of the hardest aspects of military life. For soldiers serving in a high-stress environment, receiving a care package from loved ones can often help the time go by a little easier, especially when it is filled with items they can’t access from their location. Great items to ...

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test is not required by any legal entity, such as the state or federal government. It is, however, required by the United States Armed Forces to gain entrance into any of the military branches. This includes the Air Force, Marines, Navy, Army, Coast ...

Similar to other military branches, the Marines look at a recruit’s Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, or ASVAB, test scores when considering how to place individuals into their Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). A higher ASVAB score translates into more opportunities for the recruit...

Like all branches of the United States military, the Air Force looks at potential recruits’ Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, or ASVAB, test scores during their evaluation. The ASVAB helps to determine if the recruit has the mental capacity to successfully complete basic training and de...