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What to wear for AFOQT and BTAS?

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CDogg

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Howdy all,

Just curious, as a civilian, what the proper attire is while taking these tests. The email I got from the folks administering the test sent me an email which mentioned to "wear military uniform while testing." Should I be good to go with some nice slacks and a polo? Less than a month to go to the tests, time to start studying some more!

Thanks.
 
If your active duty enlisted military; wear uniform. If you are a civ; wear slacks and a polo.
Good Luck!
 
I think "casual business" would be appropriate. Something like nice slacks, a button down shirt and leather shoes.
 
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I wore shorts, a polo, and my sperry loafers........no one ever looked at what I was wearing.......did they keep those rooms in bloomington hot/noisy on purpose?............?.......
 
I was enlisted when I took mine and I did not wear a uniform.
No Pay = No Uniform!!

That said, I would wear what I wore for both, flip-flops, sweats and a baggy hoody. The more comfortable the better. I don't think the Capt at the ROTC department was to impressed, when I came in for the BAT, but whatever I was not under his control so who cares. BTW....I wouldn't recomend drinking to much the night before the TBAS if it is anything like the BAT. I still scored well but it freakin sucked! I knew it wouldn't be good when I scheduled that for a Friday morning at the college I went to!
 
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