Reddit reviews Master the Military Flight Aptitude Tests

You should study more and take it again in 6 months. I think thats the minimum wait time between tests. Go to a public library and find as many books as you can. Grab an ASVAB book to help prep too because it can give you some more help with the vocab and reading sections as well as breaking down a lot of the math sections in a simpler way. I saved a lot of money on books using my local library and only ended up buying the Barron's book.

As far as books:
Barrons: https://www.amazon.com/Barrons-Military-Flight-Aptitude-Tests/dp/1438005695 probably the best out of the one's I've used.
Peterson's - https://www.amazon.com/Master-Military-Flight-Aptitude-Tests/dp/076894113X/ref=dp_ob_title_bk
Good for extra practice.


Download the two magoosh vocab apps for the GRE/SAT/GMAT. I think they're more for the GRE/GMAT but they will help a lot for the vocab sections.

Use Khan Academy to help prep for math. I used the Algebra Basics course on there to review math as well as the GMAT prep.

Good luck and you can do this to help get those scores up! This is just the stuff I've been doing to prep for my AFOQT and I take it in about three weeks.

Here's the link

I played around with the magoosh app for vocab and bought a GRE flashcard kit to practice, however, it really felt as though out of all those words I studied it had no impact during the test. Either knew them or didn't and there's only 25 questions. I guess the best advice I can give you is to look at the 5 answers and mentally eliminate those that are obviously wrong then choose from the remaining answers which one sounds more correct.

The trivium book I used was way more in-depth than the actual AFOQT if that makes you feel better...I'm happy I didn't waste my time with the calculus or trigonometry sections (however, your AFOQT test version may have those, so don't listen to me 100%)