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The Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery Test |
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The
ASVAB test is used by all branches
of the military as an entrance
examination.
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The
test consists of (11) subtests or
areas of concentration.
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Once the test is completed, the test
is computer graded and broken into
what is called line scores.
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The
Army National Guard, US Army and
Army Reserve all use the same
system.
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Currently the National Guard
requires an Armed Forces Qualifying
Test (AFQT) score of 50% or higher
to enlist
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If
you have a GED
(No GED)?
and can score 50% (AFQT) or
better, you can enlist into the Tennessee National Guard
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When:
Every Monday night (except on federal
holiday's)
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Time:
Arrive
4:30-5:00 pm, test time from 5:45pm- 9:30pm
(estimated end time)
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Where:
Chattanooga
1801 S Holtzclaw Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37404
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*Bring a picture ID (Drivers License). Leave your cell
phone in the car. No! cell phones in
testing area.
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Results: |
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AFQT score that night in most cases |
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| Links of
Interests |
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 National
Guard Programs
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Chattanooga Recruiting Image Gallery
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1-800-GO-GUARD.COM
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| Other Standards for MOS'S/Jobs: |
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When you see or
hear what you can get from a branch of service
example, cash bonuses, extra college money. When the
advertisement or recruiter says "If Qualified".
In almost all cases, this test is the qualifying
part.
If you have a qualifying line score / score's on the test for
your job / MOS, You may also have to meet other standards for enlistment
into that job / MOS, career field.
This may
include, physical, moral, gender, standards just
to name a few.
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*Check with your
recruiter to see if
you have any additional standards to meet. Important:
*Do not wait until you get to the Military Entrance Processing
Station (MEPS) to find this information out.
Visit
Trainability for
additional information.
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| FREE ASVAB Tutoring
Program is held at Virginia College School of
Business and Health Learning Center. Contact a
recruiter
for time and dates. visit Virginia College and
the Armed forces
here |
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How
early can you take the test? |
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You can take the ASVAB
as early as your junior year in high school.
However, if
enlisting in today's military is on your mind, you need to
take it no more than two years from the date of enlistment.
You
have to take the ASVAB before you
can enlist or join the military. A
cadet in a ROTC program in college
is the only exception to this rule.
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Contact a recruiter
for
time and class dates for the ASVAB
Tutoring/Training
Program.
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