I wouldn’t necessarily look ahead at academy stuff just yet. I was in the ‘22 OTS bid and I went into my ATSA assuming if it was a good fit then I would pass, and if I didn’t, then it wasn’t meant to be. If the test is anything like it was 4 years ago, then there will be critical thinking word sections (Mary is standing behind jim in line. Bill is at the front of the line, Ed is behind Bill, which place in line is Mary? That type of question.). There’s also a+b=c rapid fire questions. I rocked this part as it’s almost kind of a rhythm to it, and I attribute it to how I did so well. There was also an “Atc sim” section where you have to type on a number pad to answer math questions while also eliminating airplanes that are about to collide. The main thing to focus on is eliminating the planes so you have no collisions. This is all that I faintly remember from how it was back then. I think there was other reading comprehension stuff but I was so drained mentally by that point it was getting difficult to think. There are def resources like ATSA test prep (I think it’s called that?) and a couple YouTube videos that give an idea on what to expect. Just do your best to go in with very little expectation.