Required asvab combat operations score

[500 Proof]

Reading up lately on the qualifications for SF recruits, I noticed one of the requirements on the initial testing was a ''combat operations'' score of 98, along with the general technical score of 110.

I'm not sure, but I'll assume that the combat operations test is completely separate from the asvab test.

My question is how can I prepare for the combat operations test to obtain a score of 98 or higher?

Thank you.

[Dozer523]

Reading up lately on the qualifications for SF recruits, I noticed one of the requirements on the initial testing was a ''combat operations'' score of 98, along with the general technical score of 110.

I'm not sure, but I'll assume that the combat operations test is completely separate from the asvab test.

My question is how can I prepare for the combat operations test to obtain a score of 98 or higher?

Thank you. You'd be wrong.
BTW second post starts a thread, not good. No search? Tsk. No google-fu. Are you sure your in the right house?
Oh well, I'm getting my good deed for the month out of the way.

The combat operations is one of the Army composite scores. The CO score is derived from some other parts of the test. Those parts being: Arithmetic Reasoning + Coding Speed + Auto Shop + Mechanical Comprehension
CO = AR+CS+AS+MC
How do you prepare for it? If you're that worried about it -- get a study guide. Google ASVAB and one og the things that will come up is "free study guides" or go to B&N and buy a big thick guide.

Now, start your edumaKation here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armed_Services_Vocational_Aptitude_Battery

[S. B. Newman]

Reading up lately on the qualifications for SF recruits, I noticed one of the requirements on the initial testing was a ''combat operations'' score of 98, along with the general technical score of 110.

I'm not sure, but I'll assume that the combat operations test is completely separate from the asvab test.

My question is how can I prepare for the combat operations test to obtain a score of 98 or higher?

Thank you.

If you can get a 110 on your GT, you are likely going to get a 98 on the ASVAB. You can pick up study guides in most any book store as well. If your on facebook, contact this guy. He can help you! http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/wiggins79

[500 Proof]

You'd be wrong.
BTW second post starts a thread, not good. No search? Tsk. No google-fu. Are you sure your in the right house?
Oh well, I'm getting my good deed for the month out of the way.

The combat operations is one of the Army composite scores. The CO score is derived from some other parts of the test. Those parts being: Arithmetic Reasoning + Coding Speed + Auto Shop + Mechanical Comprehension
CO = AR+CS+AS+MC
How do you prepare for it? If you're that worried about it -- get a study guide. Google ASVAB and one og the things that will come up is "free study guides" or go to B&N and buy a big thick guide.

Now, start your edumaKation here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armed_Services_Vocational_Aptitude_Battery

I did search the forums, but I did not find anything directly related to this question.

[500 Proof]

If you can get a 110 on your GT, you are likely going to get a 98 on the ASVAB. You can pick up study guides in most any book store as well. If your on facebook, contact this guy. He can help you! http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/wiggins79

Thank you.

[ZonieDiver]

I did search the forums, but I did not find anything directly related to this question.

I think Dozer's point is that, exhaustively informative as it is, this site is not the sole source of information - especially for a topic such as this one. Did you use your google-Fu on the Internet, do any 'free reading' at B&N, or... call your friendly local recruiter and ask!

[Dozer523]

I think Dozer's point is that, exhaustively informative as it is, this site is not the sole source of information - especially for a topic such as this one. Did you use your google-Fu on the Internet, do any 'free reading' at B&N, or... call your friendly local recruiter and ask! I guess this means I can be all "huffy and put-out" too. Dang. I better re-think that one a month.