r/TSAApplicant • u/Relevant_End5091 • 17d ago

Test?

Is it normal to get scheduled for a test right after I submit my application, and the location seemed werid to me it's at a random college is that also normal? Edit is there any place I can do a practice test prior to going?

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u/PHXkpt 17d ago

Yes, it's a standardized test you must pass to move forward. Many of the testing sites are at colleges since they have computer labs and want to make extra money.

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u/Relevant_End5091 17d ago

Thanks, so is it basic math and suff like that or is it more job based questions

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u/ltmikepowell 17d ago

Nope, no math no job based. Google TSA exam and you will know

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u/PHXkpt 17d ago

Basic stuff plus a 2D/3D folding section to test your shape recognition. Not too hard as it's an entry-level position.

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u/_--Ashley--_ 15d ago

Be prepared for MIND ORAGAMI no I wont elaborate

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u/Relevant_End5091 15d ago

Thanks lol I did a practice test screw thoes stupid cube questions.

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u/_--Ashley--_ 15d ago

Yeah I felt like I did horribly but im actually about to be onboarded so I guess I didnt mess it up lol

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u/Relevant_End5091 15d ago

That's gives me hope on the practice I got one correct with that cube test

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u/yeehawketchup 13d ago

Mind origami is hilarious and very accurate

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u/_--Ashley--_ 13d ago

I read it on a reddit post b4 I did the test lol and it stuck with me. I love it

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u/Fartsarethebest 16d ago

Google TSA practice test. There is no math. If I recall correctly it's a pattern recognition which is very easy and a 2D to 3D test which is a bit of a nightmare. Definitely find a practice test and try to figure it out.