I just got back my SAT Score and it was 1130 for Math and Writing (1550 total with essay)... I really don't now what it means so can someone tell me? does it mean I'm stupid and will end up homeless? I'm so worried that I'm freaking OUT right now, all my friends got scores between 1700-2100 and I feel like a retard! I'm def gonna retake it, anyone got suggestions on how I should prep so I can get a score close to 2000? Also should I take the ACT I heard it was easier.
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Scrumtulescence
Master Don Juan
I have no idea. When I took SATs the max score was 1600. And I still got a higher score than you.
definately retake it. youre math + writing score are actually above average, about the 60th percentile id guess. you just ****ed up on your essay. read a book on how to do the essay or something, focus on that part, retake and you should be fine.
ValleyDJing
Master Don Juan
dude relax. SAT scores are bull****.
old SAT-out of 1600 avg. score about 1200
new SAT- out of 2400 (they added a timed essay to the test) avg. score around 1800.
Bottom line, SAT score don't really matter as long as they're good enough to get you into college. They're just another b.ull**** standardized test for schools to say, "oooh look at how good we are at teaching" or "oh s.hit! We're not doing our jobs, lets fire a bunch of people". Besides, they only measure your reading/writing and math. Wow, like thats all there is to life. Whatever happened to science, history, geography, etc?
I totally bombed mine and got a 1400 (lower than you), and that was on the new test. And guess what? I graduated from high school with honors, and then placed extremely high in my college placement tests. I don't wanna sound like I'm bragging, but I consider myself to be pretty damn intelligent, particularly for my age. Hell, I graduated early. My advice, don't look too much into it.
You wanna know how I studied for it? I didnt. Unless you're trying to get into Harvard, I wouldn't waste my time. I had better things to do, like play video games, go to the mall, play basketball, flirt, etc. Just go to a community college. They let everybody in, its easier, and cheaper.
Where are you trying to go to school?
old SAT-out of 1600 avg. score about 1200
new SAT- out of 2400 (they added a timed essay to the test) avg. score around 1800.
Bottom line, SAT score don't really matter as long as they're good enough to get you into college. They're just another b.ull**** standardized test for schools to say, "oooh look at how good we are at teaching" or "oh s.hit! We're not doing our jobs, lets fire a bunch of people". Besides, they only measure your reading/writing and math. Wow, like thats all there is to life. Whatever happened to science, history, geography, etc?
I totally bombed mine and got a 1400 (lower than you), and that was on the new test. And guess what? I graduated from high school with honors, and then placed extremely high in my college placement tests. I don't wanna sound like I'm bragging, but I consider myself to be pretty damn intelligent, particularly for my age. Hell, I graduated early. My advice, don't look too much into it.
You wanna know how I studied for it? I didnt. Unless you're trying to get into Harvard, I wouldn't waste my time. I had better things to do, like play video games, go to the mall, play basketball, flirt, etc. Just go to a community college. They let everybody in, its easier, and cheaper.
Where are you trying to go to school?
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Probably a state school cuz I get a free-tuition scholarship cuz of perfect score in MCASS. I'm thinking of UMass Amherst, Dartmouth or Lowell. I was thinking of goin to a business school (Babson, Bently or Bryant) but with 3.0 GPA, 1120 SAT and no money it probably won't happen. Where do you go to school now?ValleyDJing said:
ValleyDJing
Master Don Juan
Ah...I don't know about you then. I just went to a community college. I knew I couldnt afford a four year university, so I kinda just said, "**** it. You could be mentally retarded and get into a junior college, why the hell should I worry about SAT's?" So I didn't, just kinda woke up one morning and was like, I guess I better get the SAT's out of the way, drove over took em, went home and went back to sleep. No studying, no worries. ehh, worked out me. hahaCCKazi007 said:
SAT`s are important when your appplyng to schools , they look at the scores more then your grades .....
they might chose someone with "sligtly" lower grades then you but with higher sat scores then you....
so dont think its a bull**** test and isent worth aything...
ofcourse this is all meant if you want to get into a good uni.... not a community college.....
ofcourse standerdized tests are idiotic , but when your given oranges you gotta make orange juice ...
they might chose someone with "sligtly" lower grades then you but with higher sat scores then you....
so dont think its a bull**** test and isent worth aything...
ofcourse this is all meant if you want to get into a good uni.... not a community college.....
ofcourse standerdized tests are idiotic , but when your given oranges you gotta make orange juice ...
BacardiGuy
Senior Don Juan
my GPA sucked cause I did no work in highschool. My SAT was a 2100.
Got accepted to all my top choice schools.
Got accepted to all my top choice schools.
Scrumtulescence
Master Don Juan
The average old SAT score was around 1000, not 1200. And you said your score of 1400 was lower than CCKazi's 1130...... I take it your math score wasn't too high.ValleyDJing said:dude relax. SAT scores are bull****.
old SAT-out of 1600 avg. score about 1200
new SAT- out of 2400 (they added a timed essay to the test) avg. score around 1800.
Bottom line, SAT score don't really matter as long as they're good enough to get you into college. They're just another b.ull**** standardized test for schools to say, "oooh look at how good we are at teaching" or "oh s.hit! We're not doing our jobs, lets fire a bunch of people". Besides, they only measure your reading/writing and math. Wow, like thats all there is to life. Whatever happened to science, history, geography, etc?
I totally bombed mine and got a 1400 (lower than you), and that was on the new test. And guess what? I graduated from high school with honors, and then placed extremely high in my college placement tests. I don't wanna sound like I'm bragging, but I consider myself to be pretty damn intelligent, particularly for my age. Hell, I graduated early. My advice, don't look too much into it.
You wanna know how I studied for it? I didnt. Unless you're trying to get into Harvard, I wouldn't waste my time. I had better things to do, like play video games, go to the mall, play basketball, flirt, etc. Just go to a community college. They let everybody in, its easier, and cheaper.
Where are you trying to go to school?
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comic_relief
Master Don Juan
I only got a 1260 on mine with all three sections.CCKazi007 said:
I managed to get into the fourth best education college in the country with an ivy league legacy. SAT scores means nothing. People look more at your transcripts than the SAT scores and community service and essay.
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Skilla_Staz
Master Don Juan
BacardiGuy said:
What was your GPA?
Proof of the 2100?
What are your "top choice schools"?
they matter.. id say its about 60% gpa 30% sat and 10% activities and reccomendations for non-top 20 schools
for top 20 schools its more like
gpa and sat dont really matter.. everyone gets 4s and really high sats there. so its more about 60% course selection 30% activities and 10% reccomendations
i got a 2100.. and im going to james madison university. not a good school, not a bad school. (3.3 gpa before senior year, 2.6 during senior year, 3.1 overall i think) and junior + senior year i took 7 APs
for top 20 schools its more like
gpa and sat dont really matter.. everyone gets 4s and really high sats there. so its more about 60% course selection 30% activities and 10% reccomendations
i got a 2100.. and im going to james madison university. not a good school, not a bad school. (3.3 gpa before senior year, 2.6 during senior year, 3.1 overall i think) and junior + senior year i took 7 APs
Skilla_Staz
Master Don Juan
Also, a lot of schools look at your ACT. Make sure you figure out which one your target college looks at. Some look for just one, some look for both.
BacardiGuy
Senior Don Juan
GPA was a 2.7 (in a school where 3.2 was the average) when I was applying. I got it up to 3.0 at the end of the year, but it didn't matter by then, already had my acceptances.Skilla_Staz said:
As for proof of the 2100, I'd have to go home and scan the score sheet, assuming I still have it lying around. Or you could just take my word for it.
Schools I applied to: Rutgers, Syracuse, Drexel, Northeastern, Villanova.
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ValleyDJing
Master Don Juan
reread his post. He said his combined score was like 1550, 1130 before the essay. Last I checked, 1500 was more than 1400.Scrumtulescence said:
BacardiGuy
Senior Don Juan
1500/2400 to 1400/2400 actually.
ValleyDJing
Master Don Juan
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