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warehimer33 07-26-2012 07:03 PM

High School Math Qualification
 
Hey, if I took Alg. I, II, Geometry, Advanced Alg., and AP Statistics and I got a "D" in AP Stat but nothing lower than a "C" in any other math class is this disqualifying? Is AP Stat considered a math to the Navy?

sweetmtn 07-26-2012 10:31 PM

What ever you got in high school isnt going to really make a difference to the navy. Only things that count are college credits.

warehimer33 07-27-2012 11:08 AM

Yeah, I forgot to add that this is about the Nuclear Program and their high school math requirement.

stevebw 07-27-2012 12:06 PM

Well as long as you get a good score on the ASVAB and pass the NFQT, it shouldn't be much of a problem. What were your scores?

warehimer33 07-27-2012 06:38 PM

I got an 89 on my ASVAB with a NUC score of 247. I haven't taken the NFQT yet.

stevebw 07-27-2012 07:06 PM

You'll do just fine then :D The NFQT is math focused and you get a calculator for it. You shouldn't have too much problem with it

warehimer33 07-27-2012 09:51 PM

I'm so nervous about the NFQT. I don't know why really because I love math and it seems to love me lol. I just don't know what to study; or if I should study.

stevebw 07-28-2012 09:17 AM

You should study even if it's just a little! You could brush up on physics and chem, they do ask a lot of questions pertaining to those subjects but again, almost all of them are math based. When are you taking it?

warehimer33 07-28-2012 02:33 PM

I should be taking it within 3 to 4 weeks, my recruiter hasn't told me when yet. What do you mean by the physics and chem questions are math based? Like they will give me a formula that I have to plug in numbers or would I know chem and physics formulas? I've never taken physics and I took chem like 2 years ago so it's kinda hard to remember the in depth stuff.

stevebw 07-29-2012 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by warehimer33 (Post 19195)
I should be taking it within 3 to 4 weeks, my recruiter hasn't told me when yet. What do you mean by the physics and chem questions are math based? Like they will give me a formula that I have to plug in numbers or would I know chem and physics formulas? I've never taken physics and I took chem like 2 years ago so it's kinda hard to remember the in depth stuff.

The physics and chem questions usually requires math to answer them. From what I remember, I think they do give the formulas to you but I'd try and memorize a few of them just in case. None of the questions were really in depth either, but some required extra thinking. You have a lot of time to study, so good luck!


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