ALL ATPS ATP Written

[TangoIndiaMike]

Has anyone done their ATP written 'crash' course? I guess you sit in front of their computer for a day and memorize everything, then take the exam? Will this earn me a 90+ if I don't study a lot in advance, and I am of average intelligence?

 

[EatSleepFly]

WTF is the difference between sitting in front of their computer to study and sitting in front of your own doing the same thing (besides $200+)?

Actually, send me $395. You can sit in front of my computer for two days taking practice tests with my old Gleim software. I'll even throw in a free hour of ground school if you think that will help.

 

[fletch717]

I did the one day deal at all atps in lakeland, fl. I hate to study, I went in cold and made a 92. best money I spent.

My suggestion is to wait until you need it, that way your base knowledge is better.

Fletch

 

[TEXAN AVIATOR]

WTF is the difference between sitting in front of their computer to study and sitting in front of your own doing the same thing (besides $200+)?

Supposedly they narrow down the bank of questions down to 500. Removing the 135 regs if you are doing 121, the helicopter stuff, etc. I know someone who went recently and said it's expensive but well worth it. That money is just a time-saver I guess.
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[KeroseneDream]

Supposedly they narrow down the bank of questions down to 500. Removing the 135 regs if you are doing 121, the helicopter stuff, etc. I know someone who went recently and said it's expensive but well worth it. That money is just a time-saver I guess.
TA

All ATP's or not. If you take the 121 Test you get 121 regs, 135 Test:135 Regs. That's the point of having the two tests. Designed to take the one including the regs that apply to your position (or position you desire). If you're in a serious time crunch blow the $300. But you can seriously study the book or Gleim software for a weekend and get a comparable score. The test bank is reduced at ATP's, but all they do is remove duplicate and similar questions. You won't be getting away with skipping any knowledge areas.