<p>The last time I looked up a college (which was ony a few days ago), the CB just gave the SAT ranges for Math and Verbal. Now, a few of the colleges have the Writing ranges. For example, here are Boston College's ranges, according to the College Board Search:</p>
<p>SAT Critical Reading: 610 - 700
SAT Math: 640 - 720
SAT Writing: 610 - 700</p>
<p>When did the CB begin to show the Writing? It certainly took long enough, and only a few of the colleges have it.</p>
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<p>does anyone care?</p>
<p>Actually I was wondering when that would happen. I don't think it'll be earth shattering for me though.</p>
<p>To get people interested, I'll try this:</p>
<p>Here is a list of some colleges that have Writing ranges and their new SAT ranges (middle 50%):</p>
<p>Columbia: 1980 - 2220
University of Pennsylvania: 1980 - 2250
Harvey Mudd: 2090 - 2290
Johns Hopkins: 1920 - 2210
Pomona: 2050 - 2280
USC: 1920 - 2180
Stanford: 2000 - 2300
Boston College: 1860 - 2120
UVA: 1830 - 2140
UNC Chapel Hill: 1780 - 2070
Amherst: 1990 - 2290
Lafayette: 1780 - 2050
Swarthmore: 1970 - 2290
Villanova: 1750 - 2040
Barnard: 1920 - 2190
Bucknell: 1820 - 2070
Vanderbilt: 1910 - 2170
Rensselaer Polytech: 1780 - 2080
American: 1760 - 2050
Tulane: 1810 - 2105</p>
<p>Hepstar, you can't add up the separate scores and call it the interquartile range for the entire test because the standard deviation will change</p>