4800 Club

<p>I know we have a few perfect scorers here, but do we have anyone with a 2400 and 3 800's on SAT subject tests? I would like to know and if you are even remotely close feel free to post.</p>

<p>you don't need 4800....4000 is enough</p>

<p>4800 = Near shoe in status at all colleges with decent EC's though.</p>

<p>More reason for me to retake SAT Reasoning.</p>

<p>I said that if I got this score I was gonna get a shirt made that said "2400+3x800", but I was 20 points short on one SAT II and 100 points short on writing...and too lazy to study and retake.</p>

<p>george..why would u need 3 sat2? writing is 1 of them..</p>

<p>Not according to HYP</p>

<p>hmm...darn cb...</p>

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4800 = Near shoe in status at all colleges with decent EC's though

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A 4000 didn't cut it for lots of people at the most selective colleges, and I doubt a 4800 will be any different</p>

<p>4800 = guarantee that they'll at least read your application.</p>

<p>i would love to see a guy with 0.00gpa and 8000....</p>

<p>Val + 4800 = 75% chance @HYP (just a guess)</p>

<p>i've seen 1 4800 on CC</p>

<p>With a retake I might wind up with a 4770 if I am lucky.</p>

<p>Ah stupid dream it'd be so much easier if I can give that elusive goal up.</p>

<p>I'm in the 4600+ club at least (2340+800+780+740) :)</p>

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Val + 4800 = 75% chance @HYP (just a guess)

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<p>Hopefully that's the case.</p>

<p>3870/4000 - yes im a failure, I know. A 4800/4000 and a 4.0 UW with rigorous classes would probably get you into caltech, because they dont care as much about other stuff. Thats why they have the smartest students.
HYP would reject you just because they can.</p>

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4800 = guarantee that they'll at least read your application.

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<p>If that's whats needed to guarantee they'll read your application, imagine what's needed for them to actually accept you.</p>

<p>Wait, I know the answer. 4750. LOL...</p>

<p>i gotta 4210</p>

<p>4450</p>

<p>can i be in the honorable mention club?? haha</p>