Does the Sophomore PSAT mean anything?

<p>Does it ?</p>

<p>i sure hope not=)</p>

<p>basically i think it's a good way to practice for junior year and get used to the SAT/PSAT format.</p>

<p>plus it might be useful for some summer program applications if you're interested in those.</p>

<p>it doesn't mean too much</p>

<p>For better or worse, it starts the flood of college mail.</p>

<p>No, it doesn't. It just points you in the right direction for preparation.</p>

<p>It's just practice, and you start getting mail from colleges. </p>

<p>That can be annoying though (Note to Colorado School of Mines: I'm not interested).</p>

<p>Sophomore PSAT in some cases are being used in some summer program applications. Some programs will use the PSAT scores as a factor in the evaluation of an applicant.</p>

<p>^ oh really. Which ones?</p>

<p>If you go to the Summer Program Forum here at CC you will find many good summer programs for high school students. Many of them will ask for your standardized test scores which PSAT is an acceptable one. For most sophomores and even some juniors PSAT is the only scores that they have at the time they submit their summer programs application. In that regard sophomore PSAT does mean something.</p>

<p>No, not at all.</p>

<p>It doesn't even predict how you'll do on your junior psat or SAT.</p>

<p>Do the sophmore PSAT well if you plan to get over 2200! I got a 2200 on the sat and a 204 on the psat. So I recieved my nmsqt letter of commendation today. If I had studied I would have gone on to be a semifinalist then been denied the scholarship because I'm not a citizen :(.
Saying they don't matter is misleading.</p>