<p>My school’s average is 1610 for the class of 2010. I have the highest SAT score at my school by 120 points and 99th percentiles for each section. Yay mediocrity.</p>
<p>Wow. Your school is insane, haha, especially compared to mine. All of my scores (750W,680M,740CR) are like 99 percentile for my school, except maybe Math which might be 97 or so.</p>
<p>Sigh… as it goes, no matter how smart you are there is always someone to out-smart you. That’s why you can’t count on achievement alone to give you purpose in life.</p>
<p>It’s probably not so much a chain as more of a interconnected web since no one person will be the best at everything, or even the best in a single subject as subjects have several subsets. So even for the very best people, there is still another person better than they are in a certain area in the same field.</p>
<p>Yes I guess if you’re going to compare every stats of yours, but there’s got to be a top 1 on a certain single solid area. I wonder how would it be like to be the top, or not knowing it at all.</p>
<p>When you log onto your collegeboard account and go to your score report, below the number of questions you got right for each section there’s something that says like compare your score. Click on that and you’ll see your national, state, and school percentiles.</p>