Wanted to let you know that I purchased the Kaplan ASVAB prep plus book. But having been out of school for 6 years now ! I forgot mostly all of the math I learned. So I used the book to see what I needed to learn and watched HOURS and HOURS of your math and arithmetic videos. I scored an 88!! And now have nearly unlimited job options! Thanks so much for this. Couldn’t have done it without your help! I studied for a whole month then took my test.
Congrats on the high score, and it's always nice to hear that my videos are helpful, even though you clearly put in the time to learn the material yourself! You're are welcome, and I wish you the best if you decide to enlist in the military. Given your high score, they're probably pushing you to a specific job (e.g., nuke), but you should try to pick something you want! Do your research before MEPs!
I would like to thank you sir for your videos, I failed this test 4times. I found your channel and I start studying your word knowledge section for 3 weeks, I took my exam 2 days ago and I pass. Came from: 10,18,23,29 to 53. Thank you so much
Your the best man gonna take me asvab soon once this quarantine is over but until then I’ll have a great teacher like you that I can learn from my own home
Glad I came across your videos, thank you so much! I will dedicate myself to going through every single one for Word Knowledge and Math portion. Hoping to get at last a 70.
thank you so much for these videos! i have been watching these videos since the beginning of the month and I take my test on the 2nd. i need at least a 74 so I can do the marine corps officer program called PLC
You really aren’t suppose to be studying for general science, since the ASVAB is an aptitude test. That said, you can find free study guides for it on Union Test Prep’s website: uniontestprep.com/asvab/study-guide
I’ve taken a few college English courses so a lot of these words I recognize or I know the meaning of them but I get them mixed up a bit. I haven’t even spoken to a recruiter yet but I plan to in 3 months. Is going through all your test a good method of practicing on it? I’m writing all the words and definitions side by side when I’m taking these tests as well.
Instead, use this free website: vocabtest.com There are 2,400 words on that website, and you want to learn the words in grades 6 to AP senior. Good luck!
@@GrammarHero If you don’t mind, I have question in regard to my studying schedule. I also purchased the newest version of “The ASVAB for dummies” book. I’m wondering how I should disperse my study sessions for each section of the ASVAB. Would you recommend me cycling through sections I need to work on throughout the week or focus on one section per week? Thanks in advance!!
@@AiMbot47 Have you taken a practice test with a recruiter yet? If you score above a 50 on that practice test, I would just take 10 to 20 practice tests, focus on learning the topics you struggled with during those practice tests, and then go take the real test. A lot of people can go from a 50 on the practice test to a 75+ on the real test by studying for a week or two.
@@GrammarHero No I have not. I currently don’t have time. Im currently in season for Wild Land, and I’m back in December hopefully. I tried to enlist maybe 7 years ago when I was first 18, and I scored a 41 at meps. During that time though, my line scores were low so the job offers were abysmal. I also didn’t take it seriously like I am now being older so I didn’t study. My weak point is math.
The ASVAB is a computer-adaptive test. Because of that, the words you see on your test should be different than the words the person who is sitting to the left and right of you will get.
@@beckysmalls3192 On my channel, I also have a free study guide that you can use like a free online course, and it includes everything you need to know about the arithmetic reasoning subtest. Here it is: ruclips.net/p/PLhlU-GzAQeG1G47T95OqJkcjazmgLE6Tg In addition, you can also take free practice tests on my website: asvabapp.com. I also have a free reference sheet to help you organize what you need to know: www.asvabapp.com/Reference.pdf Good luck in May!
@@beckysmalls3192 You're welcome. While I think my content is great, the reality is that you'll also want to pick up a copy of a study guide, such as ASVAB for Dummies or Kaplan Test Prep, too.
Wanted to let you know that I purchased the Kaplan ASVAB prep plus book. But having been out of school for 6 years now ! I forgot mostly all of the math I learned. So I used the book to see what I needed to learn and watched HOURS and HOURS of your math and arithmetic videos. I scored an 88!! And now have nearly unlimited job options! Thanks so much for this. Couldn’t have done it without your help! I studied for a whole month then took my test.
Any tips? I'm shipping to MEPS in 3 days
Congrats on the high score, and it's always nice to hear that my videos are helpful, even though you clearly put in the time to learn the material yourself! You're are welcome, and I wish you the best if you decide to enlist in the military. Given your high score, they're probably pushing you to a specific job (e.g., nuke), but you should try to pick something you want! Do your research before MEPs!
Its mainly like algebra
How long did you study ?
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I would like to thank you sir for your videos, I failed this test 4times. I found your channel and I start studying your word knowledge section for 3 weeks, I took my exam 2 days ago and I pass. Came from: 10,18,23,29 to 53.
Thank you so much
Congrats, you're welcome, and I wish you the best if you join the military! Happy holidays!
Your the best man gonna take me asvab soon once this quarantine is over but until then I’ll have a great teacher like you that I can learn from my own home
Thanks. Let me know how it goes!
Glad I came across your videos, thank you so much! I will dedicate myself to going through every single one for Word Knowledge and Math portion. Hoping to get at last a 70.
14 out of 16
Thank you so much for ALL your help, YOU are a truly hero!
You're welcome, and good luck!
Can you publish some General Science Videos?
thank you so much for these videos! i have been watching these videos since the beginning of the month and I take my test on the 2nd. i need at least a 74 so I can do the marine corps officer program called PLC
Good luck, Mary! Let me know how it goes!
How did you do on you exam?
@@rainatran216 i did really good i got a 77!
@@okipokemon that's amazing! That's my dream score. Which areas did you studied the most?
@@rainatran216 i pretty much studied everything on this channel. I am not good at math so I watched like every video on this channel at least twice.
This is so wonderful. It helps so many! Thank you so much.
The computer robot voice is annoying though. I like your voice.
You could always use this free website, too: www.vocabtest.com/
If you learn those words, you'll be in decent shape for the test! Good luck!
Thank you for this
11/16
Most vocabs seem too easy i missed the most questions on this test
Got half right
Is there only one test on asvabapp?
There are 9 full-length ones: asvabapp.com.
Is it possible to make a general science video?
You really aren’t suppose to be studying for general science, since the ASVAB is an aptitude test. That said, you can find free study guides for it on Union Test Prep’s website: uniontestprep.com/asvab/study-guide
@@GrammarHero Thank you for the reply I do appreciate it I've been watching you videos for a couple weeks now and they do help out alot
@@GrammarHero for cyber security jobs it says it suppose to be high the science part
I’ve taken a few college English courses so a lot of these words I recognize or I know the meaning of them but I get them mixed up a bit. I haven’t even spoken to a recruiter yet but I plan to in 3 months. Is going through all your test a good method of practicing on it? I’m writing all the words and definitions side by side when I’m taking these tests as well.
Instead, use this free website: vocabtest.com
There are 2,400 words on that website, and you want to learn the words in grades 6 to AP senior.
Good luck!
@@GrammarHero If you don’t mind, I have question in regard to my studying schedule. I also purchased the newest version of “The ASVAB for dummies” book. I’m wondering how I should disperse my study sessions for each section of the ASVAB.
Would you recommend me cycling through sections I need to work on throughout the week or focus on one section per week?
Thanks in advance!!
@@AiMbot47 Have you taken a practice test with a recruiter yet? If you score above a 50 on that practice test, I would just take 10 to 20 practice tests, focus on learning the topics you struggled with during those practice tests, and then go take the real test. A lot of people can go from a 50 on the practice test to a 75+ on the real test by studying for a week or two.
@@GrammarHero No I have not. I currently don’t have time. Im currently in season for Wild Land, and I’m back in December hopefully.
I tried to enlist maybe 7 years ago when I was first 18, and I scored a 41 at meps. During that time though, my line scores were low so the job offers were abysmal. I also didn’t take it seriously like I am now being older so I didn’t study. My weak point is math.
@@AiMbot47 Generally speaking, improving your math scores does open more opportunities to you. Good luck, and stay safe!
Are these words on the real test?
The ASVAB is a computer-adaptive test. Because of that, the words you see on your test should be different than the words the person who is sitting to the left and right of you will get.
@@GrammarHero thank you man! one more thing-what words are mostly seen on the ASVAB so I can know what to study for?
9/16
vocabtest.com
10/16 .
Try this website out for more practice: www.vocabtest.com/
It is completely free.
@@GrammarHero thank you I take my asvab may 15th and I’m having trouble with the arithmetic reasoning & the word knowledge .
@@beckysmalls3192 On my channel, I also have a free study guide that you can use like a free online course, and it includes everything you need to know about the arithmetic reasoning subtest.
Here it is: ruclips.net/p/PLhlU-GzAQeG1G47T95OqJkcjazmgLE6Tg
In addition, you can also take free practice tests on my website: asvabapp.com.
I also have a free reference sheet to help you organize what you need to know: www.asvabapp.com/Reference.pdf
Good luck in May!
@@GrammarHero thank youuu < 3 !
@@beckysmalls3192 You're welcome. While I think my content is great, the reality is that you'll also want to pick up a copy of a study guide, such as ASVAB for Dummies or Kaplan Test Prep, too.
Damn... am I dumb....? *cues said music*
Vocabtest.com