McGraw-Hill Education ASVAB, Fourth Edition: Edition 4

Janet E. Wall

сне 2016 · McGraw Hill Professional

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The updated, complete guide for preparing for the ASVAB, the required entrance exam for all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces

Each year one million people take the ASVAB exam. Sponsored by the Department of Defense, the exam is administered year-round in high schools and at recruiting centers nationwide. ASVAB scores are used to measure aptitude for a variety of careers in the military. They are also used to determine whether or not potential military recruits qualify for enlistment and which military jobs are best for each recruit.

McGraw-Hill's ASVAB, Fourth Edition includes reviews of all subjects tested, tips and strategies for answering specific question types, sample exams modeled on the real exam, an answer key with complete explanations for every question, and inside information on ASVAB testing, scoring, and pursuing a military career. Author Dr. Janet E. Wall, a former key member of the Defense Department's ASVAB team, will guide you through every step of the military entrance process.

• 4 full-length ASVAB practice tests
• Extensive review and practice for the challenging Assembling Objects section
• In-depth review of all test subjects, from algebra to shop tools
• Proven strategies for the ASVAB subtests that determine eligibility for enlistment and job training programs
• The latest information from the Department of Defense and the military
• Answers to common questions about military enlistment and jobs

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Dr. Janet E. Wall, National Career Development Association Fellow, was the manager of the ASVAB Career Exploration Program for the Department of Defense. She also served as president of the Association for Assessment in Counseling and Education (AACE).

Lt. General (US Army, Retired) Robert G. Gard, PhD, served 31 years on active duty. He was the Army's first Director of Human Resources Development in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel and also Commander of the US Army Military Personnel Center.