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Going Commercial Nuke (how?)
Fermi2:
It's not nuke specific. It's more along the lines of the LSAT (which I passed about 18 years ago)
If you can read, do math and algebra, read a graph, and figure out when gear 1 turns this way gear 2 will turn a certain way you should be able to pass. The questions are very much like the ASVAB which is why I advise using it as a study guide.
Mike
Roll Tide:
Rancid,
I lived in S. Fla as well; if it works it's called a dynasty. If not, well, I guess we can be happy he's not a Bowden! :o
Mike (BZ) is right on. ASVAB study guides are much more relevant than LSAT. Take a look at the other posts on the board; many people have been surprised at how many questions are thrown at you. I am one of the fastest test-takers anywhere (I was informally reprimanded for turning in my NRC license exam so fast) and I was challenged to finish most of the sections.
aturner:
Rancid,
I just got finished taking the test this weekend. I, also like Roll Tide, have always been a fast test-taker. When I walked out, I believe my head was spinning a bit. I pride myself on my fast math skills and computation. The first section was a 4 minute section on conversions. I never made it to the last 3 or 4 problems. It could've been devastating for me but I knew ahead of time that time would be slim on each section. With that knowledge, I made sure every answer I put was correct while still trying to be as fast as possible. I feel really good about it, but I also studied the ASVAB study guide for two weeks prior. Personally, it was the BEST resource I had. The links above are very helpful and there is alot of information to be found on this site. Use it to your advantage!!
Good Luck!!
tonynuke:
Word is, most outages are short this fall.....good time to get in, cuz big blue is still lookin! Ours is staffed, but the rumor mill says that most arent.
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