Officer Candidate Tests for Dummies

Jane R. Burstein has been a private SAT tutor since 1985. Carolyn Wheater teaches math at The Nightingale-Bamford School in New York, New York. LTC Richard Dahoney, U.S. Army, Ret., is the principal author of disbursing policy guidance for the U.S. Department of Defense.

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Introduction. Part I: An Officer and a Test. Chapter 1: The Path to Becoming an Officer. Chapter 2: The Tests at a Glance. Chapter 3: Test-Taking Tips and Techniques. Part II: Getting Schooled in English. Chapter 4: Building Word Skills. Chapter 5: Putting Your Word Skills to the Test. Chapter 6: Building Your Reading Skills. Chapter 7: Testing Your Reading Skills. Part III: Back to School with Math and Science. Chapter 8: Building Your Math Knowledge. Chapter 9: Putting Your Math Skills to the Test. Chapter 10: Solving Arithmetic Word Problems. Chapter 11: Testing Your Arithmetic Reasoning Skills. Chapter 12: Grasping the Specifics of General Science. Chapter 13: Testing Your General Science Skills. Chapter 14: Brushing Up on Mechanics. Chapter 15: Testing Your Mechanical Comprehension. Chapter 16: Making Sense of Electricity. Chapter 17: Testing Your Electronics Knowledge. Part IV: Practice Tests. Chapter 18: AFOQT Academic Aptitude Practice Test. Chapter 19: AFOQT Academic Aptitude Practice Test: Answers and Explanations. Chapter 20: ASTB OAR Practice Test. Chapter 21: ASTB OAR Practice Test: Answers and Explanations. Chapter 22: ASVAB GT Practice Test. Chapter 23: ASVAB GT Practice Test: Answers and Explanations. Chapter 24: ASVAB Marine OCS Composite Practice Test. Chapter 25: ASVAB Marine OCS Composite Practice Test: Answers and Explanations. Part V: The Part of Tens. Chapter 26: Ten Strategies for Tackling Multiple-Choice Questions. Chapter 27: Ten Ways to Optimize Your Study Time. Index.