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Do civilian's need to go through basic training prior to going OTS? Thanks for your help!

Great video. Thank you

Can you be in the army and apply for airforce OTS ?

You guys need to realize that there are limits to an AF officer career. First of all, each promotion from Captain and up, there are two chances to get promoted. Although, promotion to Captain occurs for the most part, promotion to field grade is totally different. One has two chances in the primary zone but several below the zone chances. A below the zone promotion record must be better than all of the "in the primary zone". The primary zone is the zone that most people make major. A twice failed promotion to major results in a transfer from the active services to the reserve or out the door. Twelve years of hard work are gone. Although a severance pay is possible but you are still on the street. Don't listen to recruiters and these "pie in the sky" people. One bad or average Officer Performance report and you are done for. A successful officer career is a promotion to Lt. Col at the end of 20 years and retirement.

The majority of AFSCs do not require any special kind of degree in order to be an officer. Of course, engineers need a degree in their field as an engineer. Pilots require any degree but I suggest one have a pilots license and instrument rating before applying. The scientific fields require a math or related degree. Recruiter will tell you anything. Most lie but some don't.

I appreciate this video Elias!

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any info about commissioning as a medical doctor?

I just heard that after taking the afoqt test, they schedule you for meps and all you have to do is turn in your documents and no interview. Does that sound right?

Anyone know any good aviation practice sources?

If I’m a cfii and college graduate with a degree in aviation science and management. I want to go to ots and try to get a flight spot in the Air Force. Do I have a better chance coming in with prior flight time. Im in good health no eye sight problems.

Hello loved the video. I can’t find any help but I’m a college graduate with a bachelors. I have my pilot license I’m rated all the way to cfi with 400tt. I really want to join and fly. I’ll fly anything they want I just don’t want to sing up then get sideline or a different job than pilot. Are my chances good because I feel confident

Is it likely for an Air Force recruiter to advise a civilian they must enlist because their degree is "useless"? I have a BA in psychology with almost a decade of administrative experience. I am interested in joining whether it be Active Duty or Reserve. However, I am 32 and I want to make most of the time left to serve. Would you say it's worth to enlist first, gain experience, and then apply to OTS despite the cut in pay? Or is it worth going for OTS directly knowing I don't have the previous military background based on how many years I would have left to serve on the military?

Stop with the acronyms. Idk what you’re saying half the time

Great video! I am an AFROTC cadet and I want to become a pilot. If I don’t get a high enough AFOQT score or get washed out physically to become a pilot, can I still commission as another rated nonpilot or non-rated officer? Thank you!

This explains why the Air Force ghosts college graduate applications. So gross for the recruiter to not be transparent. Just say in the email or return a phone call and state Air Force is not accepting applications for officer school. Ghosting is vile.

The 2 air force recruiters I worked with denied my prequal because of “not enough flight hours”, at least the navy is interested in me…

I too am married with 4 dependent, thanks for sharing. Makes me feel better about my decision to join.

If you fail the test or are not accepted as an officer the first time around. Are you able to go right into enlisted after that long wait or what?

came from youtube recommend after watching Jake Broe's video on air force ots application process!

So the Airforce does not have an Officer Selection Officer like we do in the Marine Corps?

Thank you for this! I take mine Tuesday

Does the airforce do 24hours duty? Such as charge of quarters or staff duty? Just curious 🤔

This was very helpful, thank you so much!

Hi sir, could you tell me at what age you passed your board and were shipped off to OTS ?

Just took the test and scored 99 on Pilot and ABM, 93 on CSO, 49 on Academic and Quantitative, and 51 on verbal. Now im just waiting on my TBAS score. Hoping for a pilot slot 🤞🏻

Are there any paths for noncitizens to OTS other than becoming a citizen?

Rotc or ROTS 3-4 years. If you have some college exp it can be 3 years but if none then 4 years.

Did you ever make a video on what mock tests you recommend? And just to be sure @ 10:30: regardless of the AFSC we want, no one should ever focus on the situational judgement, self-description inventory, and physical science parts of the exam?

Lol James Rolfe (Angry Video Game Nerd) as an Air Force officer. Just kidding Breh. Looking forward to being in similar shoes someday. Cheers!

I’m sorry if this is dumb but if i get a 20 on quantative does that mean i only got 20 questions right for that section

Thank you for this! i'd rather enlist first and just prove myself! 2 years is forever!

Great vid man!

I’ve been trying to schedule for the TBAS but nobody gets back to me.

1-2 years!? I graduated from college May, 1979. I left for OTS around second week in October. Class 80-03. I was at a small annex near Lackland. It was called Medina. No way I would participate in this process and basically put my life on hold for 2 years and still not get accepted. But I joined at a unique time that the Air Force had a lot of officer openings. I would not do it today. FYI. The rated OTS trainees went to a small base near Lackland 6 weeks earlier than non-rated trainees and received their PPL for FREE. But just another of the endless hoops needed to complete this program.

There is a reason veteran suicides are at record levels and none of the services can make their recruiting goals.

I wonder what the correlation between AFOQT scores and success in rank advancement are? It would be interesting for someone to do a study on this. But I doubt one could ever have access to this information. Too many surprises?

Goodmorning! I am Argentine, a student of a degree in meteorology and currently taking the private airplane pilot course. I am interested in applying for OTS when I finish my bachelor's degree. Could you help me?

is this information still applicable?

Thanks for this, Elias. I am going to be taking mine soon... Maybe some of you guys here would know, is there any chance in hell to get an age waiver for CSO for someone about to turn 36? Any chance in hell? Even if I aced everything?

Hello! I have really appreciated all of your content and it has helped me tremendously in getting through the AFOQT and applying for an OTS Board. I am trying to enter as a husband and father of 2 as a USAF pilot and would love some insight into what work-family lifestyle has looked like from your perspective. Please let me know in what ways we could connect and discuss!

This is helping

Thank you for this detailed and to-the-point video

Help me figure out the age range. Everyone just glosses over it. I’ve done lots of research and can’t get a clear answer. I want to know exactly when the age cutoff applies. Before the pipeline begins, and after phase one and phase two?

When should I start to study and does rotc teach you about what will be on this test? And could I start studying in my freshman year?

I’m a junior year college student considering AF OTS or Navy OCS. This was such a helpful video for understanding OTS.

so its they made it to 39 now instead of 35years old? nice nice good to know

Super score= best score in each category-no matter if it came from the first or second test, correct?

You did great with the video. Especially with the information when u are talking about it. Suggestions, u don't have to pause and show information since we can just pause in UI. Great content. Question: I have a bachelor's degree in Aeronautical engineering and I want to get in for the cyber security officer reserve position. What are the areas of study to focus on for the test?

Good video, but just need to point out: the table at 6:50 is incorrect… 30 minutes individually for table reading and block counting is absolutely ridiculous. And you’re not limited to 7 minutes on each math section. So don’t worry lol