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AT-SAT score is in
The other day, my AT-SAT results arrived. I recieved a 93.1. The following are parts from the letter I recieved.
A score of 70.0 or above is required to pass the AT-SAT. An AT-SAT score of 70 or above will be placed in “hold” status for applicants in the Air Traffic Collegiate Training Inistiative (AT-CTI) program until the applicant graduates from an FAA approved AT-CTI program. (Embry Riddle is one).
Eligible applicants are categorized as “well-qualified” or “qualified” based on AT-SAT scores. Applicants with scores of 85.0 or higher are considered “well-qualified.” Applicants with scores of 70.0-84.9 are considered “qualified.”