<p>I know "admissions looks at many factors other than your scores and your stats" but most people admitted into, say, Stanford have SATs of mid 2300s</p>
<p>So, if Stanford is mid 2300, what is Cornell?</p>
<p>yea but 2 kids from my sister's got into stanford with like 2000s. basically, u can never tell with these schools.</p>
<p>2200+ is pretty safe i'd say</p>
<p>Stanford is mid 2300s? Sweeeet. But it's actually pretty random. =T I agree with cory123; 750 on each section is probably good.</p>
<p>well what about 750+ (770 wr,780 ma) on 2 sections, and a 730?</p>
<p>lol i know its gonna be random but still ...</p>
<p>SAT only contributes 20% or less to admissions. It's not "random" it just doesnt matter.</p>
<p>i read somewhere though, that cornell is a bit more into sat's, ie weigh more</p>
<p>severed, I think your score is pretty much a match for Cornell.</p>
<p>fhqwgads2005, it does matter. If it didn't matter, why do colleges require it. And 20% is 1/5 of your whole application. If you didn't have that, you'd have to be perfect everywhere else and only be 80% qualified.</p>
<p>it matters of course, but the fact that it only counts for 20% of the app means you can have people with less than 1900 who make it and people with 2400 who dont</p>
<p>I would say over 2100 for Cornell - it's not as competititve as some of the other Ivy Leagues. Plus - everyone here is right, it really depends on the person and their personal application.</p>
<p>800 Math and Writing, 700 Verbal !!
I took the january test went from 2120 to 2300! </p>
<p>If i'm looking at schools like Penn cornell brown etc... will a bad SAT II score in history (not what i want to study at all- business rather) hurt my chances. and i'm talkin real bad, like 560 (although i did get 800 math2 and was planning on taking physics satII in october for penn ED)</p>
<p>what was the math curve for june 2nd like anyone know</p>
<p>What about in terms of the 1600 scoring scale? Is 1400 and over okay for Cornell?</p>
<p>yes it is okay.</p>