What was said previously is sound advice . In my case I took it abiut 72 hours after receiving it , get the willies out .

Ready slowly and calm . Normally the first answer you have that comes to your mind is YOUR correct answer, meaning honest to your self. Many people overthink it and try to answer with previous questions in your mind . That's where many get screwed. Answer each one and move on. Don't think of previous questions.

Took me 45 mins and just answered to what I thought was logical .
Best of luck

Took mine well rested about a day after the invite. Was a gorgeous winter day, so I went on a hike, ate a good lunch, poured a glass of Pinot Noir and took the test with the windows open for fresh air and some music softly playing in the back ground. Basically conditioned myself with activities that tend to relax me and enhance my mood in a positive way. Answered the first thought that came to mind. The ones I couldn’t answer right away I flagged and came back to them later on. Was able to answer them right away the second time around.

Good luck!

I prefaced every question with "If I were Sully... "

Congrats on getting the Hogan!

Curious, what are your stats? Civ/Mil? Total time, etc., etc.,

Any CP meet and greets or job fair attendance?

Thanks!

I have been at a regional 11 years. I have no military time and under 5000 total time. I have no internals at United. I did WAI a year ago. I am not sure how I received the invite as I have countless internals at Delta (and chase them around) and can’t get an invite.

How were you able to do all that time at a regional and not have 5000 hours? I think my lowest time for a year at the regionals was 700 or so. You must of been doing something right, slacker. 😄

I have worked CDOs most of my time here.

I ended up doing the Hogan Prep with Ready Set Takeoff. I will let you all know if I passed.

Took it last week. Pretty much answer the questions NOT how an A-hole would answer them. Read the question, take 3 seconds, then answer the first thing that comes to mind. It helps to put the words “in general” before the ones you are unsure of. And watch for gotcha language. One question will say “I never do this” followed by the next that says “I always do that.” Be consistent in your answers. You’ll notice connections between certain questions. And finally, at the end they’ll ask if you want to go back and review your answers. I do not recommend this as you may be tempted to change an answer. Take the test, hit submit, and move on. I found out my results the next day.


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There’s a prep for the Hogan? What do they charge for that?