<p>4.0 UW and 4.5 W is a very high GPA (very few have above 4.5 from my school, and they all have near perfect SATs)
if you can work hard to get an A in your classes , then you can certainly work hard to do better on SATs.</p>
<p>An application with 4.0 UW and 4.5 W and 1600s WILL be SEEN as grade inflation, unless there are other things to back it up.
those who do get "signifcant lower" will STILL not have a 1600s with such high GPA i am sure</p>
<p>the OP said he/she fell asleep, in which case he/she obviously should just do a couple practice tests and take it again</p>
<p>Good luck finding someone with 1600s on their SAT while TRYING and 4.5w and 4.0 uw GPA that's NOT in a grade inflated school.
we are not just talking about normally low for like a person with 4.5 GPA, like on this forum , people with 4.5 GPA and 4.0 uw probably have average of at least like 2150 .and 1600s is VERY VERY far from that, and the standard deviation is probably around like 50 ish..... thats a LOT of standard deviation from the mean.... even if you use a significance level of 0.00001, your test will come out negative</p>
<p>there is always a chance of that much discrepancy between super high GPA and fairly low SAT scores while not in a grade inflated school, but it is not statistically significant...there is a chance we can be hit by a car while crossing the street, but it's not enough to say we will get hit,our assumption would be that we wouldn't get hit by a car and just cross the street.</p>