<p>I believe there is a difference "greater" than 10, but most people say that colleges think it's the same. True? I really hope so because i got a 1990.</p>
<p>Lol yeah I got 2190. Those 10 extra points…</p>
<p>Luckily last time I took the SAT I was on the better side of your situation (got 2000). Realistically it makes little difference, but psychologically I’d feel so much better with the 10 extra points…</p>
<p>Colleges don’t add your score. They just see the scores on the individual sections.</p>
<p>Thank you Sci-Fry. It bothers ME so much but what would ADMISSION people say about it? @ahsanxr I have no idea what your talking about but thx.</p>
<p>What ahsanxr means is that colleges won’t look at your total score and judge you on that - they’ll see the individual scores that you got on each section.</p>
<p>Oh thank you both. However, im not sure if that’s a good thing for me lol. My highest scores M - 740, CR - 620, W - 630. Are these decent enough for a low level Ivy or honors programs for non-ivies with good ECs and other academic requirements? Thank you guys!</p>
<p>Yea I have the same problem. Got a 2190 in October which is way better than my goal of 2100 but it pains me to not have those last 10 points for a 2200</p>
<p>@NiklasK see for you I personally believe there’s no difference. I would say everyone counts 2190 and 2200 as the same, but for me its the difference between a 1990 and breaking 2000. But then again under what i have just said 1990 and 2000 would be the same. Ahh i really don’t know. Thanks for your input everyone and good luck with your college choices and stuff. More opinions would be nice. thx again</p>