Welcome to the Citizens High School

ASVAB Preparation Course

This self-study course will prepare you to successfully take The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) Test.

How to use and navigate this course:

You will see an orange navigation icon at the top left of your screen with three stacked horizontal lines. When you click that icon, the options "Home" and "Modules" will drop down. "Home" will bring you back to this page. "Modules" will bring you to a Table of Contents for the course displaying the sections explained below.

Section 1, "THE ASVAB", has four subsections which provide more information about the ASVAB: What is the ASVAB, Study Practices, Military Job Score Requirements, where/how to take the ASVAB, how to earn high school credits for completing this course and taking the ASVAB.

Section 2, "Pre-Assessment", To begin this course, start with the pre-assessment, also known as a diagnostic test, to evaluate your strengths and areas for improvement. Your results will help shape your study plan before taking the final assessments.

Key Tips:
- Take the pre-assessment in a quiet, distraction-free environment, allowing ample time to focus. Each section has specific time limits, which are explained before you begin.
- You can complete all sections at once or take your time.
- The pre-assessment is a one-time test, so give it your best effort. This will help you identify where to concentrate your study efforts. Scores from your pre-assessment will be used by the Comprehensive Academic Predictor (CAP) to estimate how well you might perform on standardized exams, such as the ASVAB. CAP can also project composite scores like the GT score.

Important notes:

Scores from your pre-assessment are automatically sent to CAP. If sections of your CAP results are empty, you may need to complete additional pre-assessment sections Don’t worry if your scores aren’t as high as expected—this course is designed to help you improve. The post-assessment at the end will update CAP with your progress and give you another measure of readiness.

Section 3, "THE 9 ASVAB SUBTESTS", contains the main study material for the 9 subjects in the ASVAB: General Science, Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Automotive and Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension, and Assembling Objects. Use this section to prepare for each subject.

Section 4, "PRACTICE TESTS", will provide you with a link to a free practice ASVAB test.

Section 5, "STUDY RESOURCE LIBRARY", will provide you with a link to the free Army ASVAB Challenge App so you can continue to review the ASVAB testing material.

*You do not need to complete the course chronologically, nor is there a time limit for any of the modules.*

*This course is simply a resource for you to utilize in order to improve your ASVAB score as much as possible.*

To begin the course, go to the "Modules" page and select a module.

If you are ready to jump in and begin studying, go to the "Modules" page and select a subject to study under "Section 2. THE 9 ASVAB SUBTESTS".

Happy studying, and best of luck to you!

- The CHS Military Team

Jump to:

1. General Science (GS), 2. Arithmetic Reasoning (AR), 3. Word Knowledge (WK), 4. Paragraph Comprehension (PC),

5. Mathematics Knowledge (MK), 6. Electronics Information (EI), 7. Automotive and Shop Information (AS),

8. Mechanical Comprehension (MC), 9. Assembling Objects (AO)

Citizens High School is proud to partner with Duran Learning for in-depth explanation videos

of key ASVAB concepts, which you'll see throughout the course.

Check out the welcome video below.