When I graduated HS long ago I was required to take 3 content tests (anyone except us ancients remember those?).in addition to the general SAT. I did ok on the SAT (650 or so out of 800) and got two perfect scores on 2 of the content tests (using intuition to answer many of the questions) and 740 on the third (French) after only a semester and a half of French but 2 and and a  half  of Latin). I was bored silly during the general test but I found the content tests engaging.  ... I also came out tops in "potential" for science. I can assure you I was not meant for a science specialty. After college I got an almost perfect score on the GRE and a perfect score on the content test related to may major. I used intuition to answer questions on content I was not familiar with. And believe me I was only, in my observation, in the just above the middle among the students of my school. i did consider myself really good at taking tests, including take only a half page of notes in classes and then getting high scores on the tests. I chose to take notes based on the teacher's tone of voice. Subtle changes told me that this will be on the test. Lol,  since then I have realized that I should have been an interrogator.  All this let me skeptical about the scores on these tests.,(reply>), Hey dude you know what? If you’re so smart and do good on every test. The military’s literal only requirement to be on like the BAU is a fucking test and on god it’s even easier than the SAT. If you know woodworking, circuits, and engines you can do whatever u want there but I don’t think being an interrogator requires it. I totally think you could do it if you wanted bro the gvt fasholy needs people like u!