Where can I take accurate aptitude test?

Where can I take the Flight Aptitude Selection Test?

• I'm an E-5 in the US Army, stationed overseas with 5 years TIS. I've been thinking about starting a warrant packet to become a helicopter pilot but I'm not finding much information for it aside from the high school to flight school program (which is for non-military). However, I understand that I need to take the Flight Aptitude Selection Test, and I'm not sure where to take it at. Is this something that an ed center can administer or do I have to go somewhere stateside for it? And I've recently reclassed into a new MOS. Is there a time in my new MOS that I have to meet before I can put in my packet?

• Answer:

  Awesome career path, and good timing (contrary to what others might tell you, the army is standing up two new CABs and selection rates are high now). Check your ed center thats where I took mine. And no, however if you got a reenlistment bonus or anything for reclassing you may have to pay it back. edit: Have you been to WLC? That can play an important factor in whether you get selected or not. If you don't you'll have to go to the seven week WOCS course (which there are far fewer slots for). If you have WLC as an E5 your eligible for the 5 week course which they have classes for every 2 weeks as opposed to every two months (thats the one I went to. I've heard they treat the people in the longer course much worse as well, however there were none going on while I was there so I didn't witness it).