2021年12月6日 · ur sat score isn't a promise of whether you'll get in somewhere or not. plenty of ppl with 1500-1600 don't get into every school they apply to. idk how old you are but you should really consider why you want to go to the "best" college you can. to my knowledge, most colleges are essentially the same in terms of opportunity. you just need the ...

2020年8月10日 · Fundamentally a 1400 shows that you understand the essential topics that go into the sat. Personally grinding khan academy can be incredibly useful to get to that point, but it has diminishing returns and you might not get a holistic understanding of the topic(esp for lvl 5 maths) from the answer explanation.

2018年2月10日 · After a while, you just get used to the test’s structure. The SAT can be manipulated in your favor, it’s a standardized test. One of the most important things to know in reading is that most of the questions are in a chronological order so you know exactly where to look for the answer. Learn the SAT and its quirks and you’ll be fine.

SAT is a better predictor for selective schools with high achieving students; GPA is a better predictor for less selective schools. My gut tells me that students with high SAT/low GPA are likely to be less diligent on average (with obvious exceptions for students that have other life struggles that kept their GPA down) vs a low SAT/high GPA ...

I did with 1460 SAT and 4.3 GPA, I don’t expect to get in. I have a lot of ECs though, I rescue farm animals and created my own 501(c)3 non profit called Genevieve’s Gentle Hearts Rescue, which is the main thing I’m really passionate about.

2021年4月6日 · It took me half a year to go from 1300 to high 1400 then another 2 months to get to the score I have now. I practiced about 1 hour a day though so its more spread out. This means if you really want to go from 1300 to 1500+ in one month you’re gonna have to do around 5 or 6 hours of hardcore practicing a day, which is a lot considering you ...

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1430 SAT and 34 ACT I got accepted to KU yesterday, and I’m probably gonna go there. My parents don’t want me to go far, so I’m going there. I’m trying to get a full ride to double major.

Congrats on the 1400! I don't think retaking the SAT for the 4th time is gonna impact your score too much either way, but I would consider taking the ACT. Some people are more geared towards it, and my friends generally seem to think that it's easier to score higher on the ACT.

2021年11月26日 · i mean that's a pretty solid upward trend plus a 3.8 is pretty good. if a 1400 is the bottom 25% of accepted sat and you have a fairly strong gpa, i think you should go test optional. AOs will not assume anything if you go test optional. maybe wait around until other people give advice tho