What is a passing score on the ASVAB?
No one “passes” or “fails” the ASVAB. The ASVAB allows you to compare your scores to other students at your grade level. Your scores will not affect your school grades. Who will see my ASVAB results? Both you and your counselor will receive a copy of the results. Before you take the ASVAB, you will be asked to sign a statement authorizing the Department of Defense to score your test and return your results to your school. Each school determines if it will release your scores to the military services. If you are a junior, a senior, or a postsecondary school student, a recruiter may contact you. This can occur whether or not you take the ASVAB. Should I take the ASVAB if I plan on becoming a commissioned officer? Yes, it can be helpful. The ASVAB is not required for entrance into most officer training programs. However, the aptitude information you receive could assist you in career planning. Should I take the ASVAB if I am considering entering the Reserve or National Guard? Yes. These m
