ASVAB Score Review

Your ASVAB test score results are broken down into each subsection of the test. In addition, the ASVAB score results create an overall score in the following three categories:

1. Verbal
2. Math
3. Academic Ability

In addition, another distinguishing feature of the ASVAB test is that it generates 2 composite scores that offer career exploration guidance. Use can use these scores when you meet with military recruiters or school counselors to help you with your career. The composite scores will give you a variety of career choices that you may want to consider. The official title of your results is called the: ASVAB Student Results Sheet. Moreover, you also receive the: Exploring Careers, The ASVAB Workbook which helps with career analysis.

The SAT, SAT, or GED do not provide career guidance from there scores, but the ASVAB test does. Over 14,000 schools offer the ASVAB test on a regular basis and there are no fees involved with the testing experience. In addition, your scores are generally available about 3-5 weeks following the ASVAB test.

It is impossible to fail the ASVAB test . The ASVAB exam only ranks you against other students in your grade level. If your high school does not offer the ASVAB you can take the ASVAB test at Military Entrance Processing Stations that are available all over the U.S.