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D.J. posted an update in the group
3 months agoMilitary Test Prep Does anyone have some good gouge on how to sign up for the AFOQT? I have a Client who is having challenges getting a recruiter to call him back.
Has anyone used an AFROTC detachment to take the test? Or a MEPS location?
Thank you for your help!
D.J.
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D.J,
I am having the same issues. I’ve reached out to two recruiters through calls, texts, and emails with no luck. We had a great discussion last AFOQT test prep about the way some people have scheduled tests, it seemed everyone had issues with recruiters. The best way everyone seemed to find was to contact the education center at the nearest airforce base, if they have one, and schedule an AFOQT through them. I live next to Laughlin AFB, I called them last Thursday and did get a hold of someone. They gave me an email address to request a schedule and I am waiting to get a response from that email. I belive some people said they had luck with the AFROTC but I don’t have any experience with that. Wish I had some better info for you. I will try to post any updates I have on here for further guidance.
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Great info, Phillips! Thanks for sharing! I’ll look into it! D.J.
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D.J., my best piece of advice for AFOQT and TBAS is skip the recruiter altogether! Every base (as far as i know) has an education center. Start cold calling the education center until someone schedules you for the test or redirects you to someone who can!
Only caveat, as a civilian you will usually have to find your own way on base through a friend or colleague. The education center can get you on base as a last resort, but you make their life way easier if you can be resourceful!
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@Derek This is the way I did it as well, after getting some help from SNIP!
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