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AllSeeingFry said:

I'll bring the tequila if there's an extra room lol

2 Bedroom Suite at the Hilton coming up! Haha

yegorspencer said:

Which prep program you think is better? ATCPrep or JobTestPrep?

JobTestPrep came in clutch for me.

yegorspencer said:

Which prep program you think is better? ATCPrep or JobTestPrep?

ATCPrep is cheaper, but doesn't have all the parts. JobTestPrep has everything you'll see on the ATSA. My husband and I both used ATCPrep and got BQ. I haven't used JTP though.

yegorspencer said:

Which prep program you think is better? ATCPrep or JobTestPrep?

For the atsa? I bought an app that was legit like the exam forgot the name tho

Thugnasty said:

For the atsa? I bought an app that was legit like the exam forgot the name tho

I bought atsa pro which was a really good resource for the test. It gave me a really good idea of how the test looked and allowed me to recognize some good patterns to help myself on the test.

Mike121 said:

I bought atsa pro which was a really good resource for the test. It gave me a really good idea of how the test looked and allowed me to recognize some good patterns to help myself on the test.

I think that was it

Thugnasty said:

I think that was it

Probably the best 10 dollars I have ever spent

yegorspencer said:

Which prep program you think is better? ATCPrep or JobTestPrep?

I got a BQ after using ATCPrep.

Fyi the real thing is harder as far as I can recall but the program is still useful.

yegorspencer said:

Which prep program you think is better? ATCPrep or JobTestPrep?

I used jobTestPrep. I got BQ. I paid 80 for two months' access.

I see the current offer now is 89 for 3 months. It's a good deal.
I would get the 6 months access for 99 if I were taking it for the first time.

Jsybird2532 said:

I got a BQ after using ATCPrep.

Fyi the real thing is harder as far as I can recall but the program is still useful.

The only thing that I felt didn't prepare me well was the conflict resolution section. Everything else on atcprep is very good.

ashton_cali said:

2 Bedroom Suite at the Hilton coming up! Haha

JobTestPrep came in clutch for me.

FWIW I didn't purchase any prep software or anything like that and still got BQ in pool 2. I did however read the guide on this very website on what to expect, it is a greatly detailed guide and I found it invaluable. But the ATSA really isn't something you can "study" for.

Oh_Horizon said:

But the ATSA really isn't something you can "study" for.

I agree. While ATSA prep was nice to become familiar with what to expect, at the end of the day you either 'have it' or you don't.

Preformer_93 said:

I agree. While ATSA prep was nice to become familiar with what to expect, at the end of the day you either 'have it' or you don't.

I know everyone keeps saying this, but I have to disagree. You might not be able to "study" but you can definitely practice. I'm a firm believer that any skill can be learned. Some people may have more of an aptitude starting out, but someone with less aptitude can still get there with practice. Just my 2 cents.

I definitely believe I did better on the atsa with the practice I put in than I would have without it.

robertvmarshall said:

I know everyone keeps saying this, but I have to disagree. You might not be able to "study" but you can definitely practice. I'm a firm believer that any skill can be learned. Some people may have more of an aptitude starting out, but someone with less aptitude can still get there with practice. Just my 2 cents.

I definitely believe I did better on the atsa with the practice I put in than I would have without it.

I feel that way but about just staying sharp on math and problem solving. Math, Problem Solving, Multi-tasking under pressure, etc was all it seemed to really dial in on

robertvmarshall said:

I know everyone keeps saying this, but I have to disagree. You might not be able to "study" but you can definitely practice. I'm a firm believer that any skill can be learned. Some people may have more of an aptitude starting out, but someone with less aptitude can still get there with practice. Just my 2 cents.

I definitely believe I did better on the atsa with the practice I put in than I would have without it.

Mostly agree. It’s definitely an aptitude test.
I think it’s helpful to get used to the test and learn the format. Learn the timing. Let your brain get used to pressing the keys quickly. I used the test prep to practice and definitely felt very prepared— it’s better than going in blind imo.

AllSeeingFry said:

meanwhile still waiting on my CIL lol

I might go in to a medical coma after I get cleared, just to make the days go by faster 😉

I'm still waiting for EODS and CIL ?

I used the jobtestprep.com version and helped me out tremendously. Im doing 47 hours at work and have kids and really only had 3 days where i studied for 4 or 5 hours before the test. Also played some halo 3 the night before to hone my reaction speed a bit

day 1 of a new month with no class dates. I'm already counting the days til September.

robertvmarshall said:

day 1 of a new month with no class dates. I'm already counting the days til September.

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AllSeeingFry said:

I'll bring the tequila if there's an extra room lol

I'm 3 hrs from mexico lets do thiiiisssssss