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04-18-2016, 04:57 PM
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So I just took the DLAB and I got an 85 so I...
So I just took the DLAB and I got an 85 so I failed and need to retake it. But, for those of you who DID purchase the book, heres some general info to update you:
(NOTE: There was no NDA or any...
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Thanks for all the advice! I appreciate it. Does...
Thanks for all the advice! I appreciate it. Does anyone have a solid way to study the picture part? I've been having people read them to me for a new days and I've seen major improvement (although my...
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Anyone got any tips for the DLAB? More...
Anyone got any tips for the DLAB? More specifically the stress syllables and the visual section? Those two are throwing me for a pretty nasty loop
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CTI = CRYPTOLOGIC TECHNICIAN INTERPRETIVE
04-09-2016, 01:30 PM
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DLAB Tips
Does anyone have any tips for the DLAB? I just got a practice test on my Kindle, but can anyone whose taken it give me some input, namely regarding the stress syllables and the picture part? Those...
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Foreign nations might trip me up. I have a few...
Foreign nations might trip me up. I have a few friends from Israel who serve in intelligence and special units, but I put all of them down on my SSBI. As for my loans, my credit is all good so I'm...
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General question re: the SSBI, how deep do they...
General question re: the SSBI, how deep do they go? Only reason I ask is I had a few speeding tickets in my younger years that my recruiter told me weren't on my record anymore and thus she didn't...
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