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Im not a retard but how the hell did I do so bad. LOL I know what that test is now some of my ROTC friends went up to Scott AFB to take it. I heard it wasnt to hard.
 
I haven't taken the thing yet, but I have one of those study guides that you get from Borders. It doesn't look too difficult, except for the damn analogies. I think if you did decent on the ACT 27-28+, then you'll score pretty well (90's).
 
Any updates on if I can fly with a plate and screws in my arm? Or will AF medically DQ me?
 
Any updates on if I can fly with a plate and screws in my arm? Or will AF medically DQ me?


Pretty much everything can be waivered unless it deals with your heart or brain. They may want you to get surgery to remove that plate if possible.
 
I can't believe my scores are in there. This was way before the internet! I was a few credits short of my four year degree and they told me my scores weren't high enough and I had to finish college.


Test Date TCO Form/Version Pilot Navigator Acad Aptitude Verbal Quantitative April 17, 1991 6325 P/2 99 97 94 93 90​
 
Pretty much everything can be waivered unless it deals with your heart or brain. They may want you to get surgery to remove that plate if possible.


That kinda breaks me heart because yes it could be removed but it is a whole lot of work the doctor said. Plus they can mess up nerves while they take them out and cause permanent damage. But then again Ive been dreaming about this since I was a kid and I would still do it no matter how much it would hurt.
 
Just found out that if you leave it in, then you will need a waiver, and usually about 80% of the people that apply for one, get one.

If you don't want to deal with the waiver then it has to be taken out. Apparently the waiver isn't too hard to come by as long as you have full-range of motion and it doesn't cause you any pain.
 
Thanks so much for the help now Im more worried about bringing my afoqt scores and gpa up. That will be the hardest part.
 

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