Editorial policy

What counts as a source

Official publications only: the technical report of the 1997 score scale published on officialasvab.com, the Official ASVAB pages, the recruiting site of each branch and the United States Code. A news article or a prep site can point us to a change; we publish it only after reading the official text. When a figure cannot be read at its source, it is not published and the page says so.

How a figure reaches a page

Tables and minimums live in data files with the date they were read. Pages and calculators read those files; nobody types a percentile into a page by hand.

Estimates and practice questions

Anything that is not exact is called an estimate: the Army composites other than GT, the rebuilt VE, the share of youths above a score. Practice questions are written by us, are not ASVAB items, and say so wherever they appear.

Independence

Radif Partners receives nothing from recruiters, military branches, prep courses or publishers, and the pages carry no affiliate links. The site is not linked to any public body and does not present itself as one.

Corrections

A reported error is checked against the official source; if we were wrong, the page is corrected the same day. Write through the contact page.