<p>Anyone look at there score yet????</p>
<p>I FINALLY GOT MY 32!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>In response to Duncan:
Yes, I too cannot wait until mid-December. In terms of dorms, it might be cool to be one of the first classes in Duncan next fall.</p>
<p>yaya! finally brought it up to a 31!! from a 28!</p>
<p>im so pumped.</p>
<p>congrats ksazn and AC419, those are good scores. I still don't know what mine are yet. Hopefully, I do well my self even though I don't think I impoved much this test.</p>
<p>i got a 31</p>
<p>lets just say if i would have a gotten a 26 in science ... I could have gotten a 32</p>
<p>science kills me because of time time time time</p>
<p>Tim, yeah i know what you mean. I thought the science was ridiculous this time. Really I have no idea how i pulled a 32 on that science section. Maybe it's just the familiarity of the test for me (I've taken it 4 times now). Though I have NEVER did that good on a science section, so it is pretty strange to get the best science score on the one I thought was the hardest, and from what I can tell, most people thought the science was a lot harder.</p>
<p>I got a 26 in science too Tim! Everything else was in the 30s!! </p>
<p>So annoying haha</p>
<p>lol, it's too bad we can't just take a partner ACT. I would help you guys with science and you could help me with the math part...that was always my lowest.</p>
<p>math and English are my best</p>
<p>I maxed science and math on the ACT but missed the other two sections a bit, whereas on the SAT I maxed reading and writing but missed a couple on math. Those tests are completely worthless.</p>
<p>I was not a big fan of the ACT. Like most of you guys, science was my low point. Math was easily my high point. My English was good, but my writing sucked, bringing that score down.</p>
<p>Is Duncan the new boys dorm? Do you think that would be a good dorm or would one with tradition and history, like Alumni, be better? I imagine the rooms would be larger. Where is Duncon located?
thanks
I can't believe, after all this time, that I will know soon.</p>
<p>My fav ones are near South Dining Hall</p>
<p>and the one across the lake would be pretty fun too! Carrol?</p>
<p>Hall</a> Profile : Duncan Hall</p>
<p>Yup, it's the new boys one. It definitely looks interesting. I didn't check out many of the dorms on my visit, so I'm just hoping I get placed in one that's considered "good." I guess if it's close to South Dining Hall, I'll be fine...</p>
<p>The old ones are definitely better. I mean by leaps and bounds. The older the better. Some dorms are part of Notre Dame history (mine's on the national historical registry and housed just about every ND name you can think of), while others just house undergrads for a period of time until they can move off campus.</p>
<p>dude i don't really care about tradition--my dorm, stanford, has a lot of tradition--what does that mean? i don't really care, i'd rather have air conditioning and bigger, better dorms--you guys want to get duncan i heard the dorms r gonna be huge</p>
<p>Yeah Duncan looks pretty freaking awesome. Not to mention it is on South Quad right by South Dining Hall (No offense to North, but I like South more). I think that or Sorin would be awesome, but for different reasons. I think all the history behind Sorin makes up for the lack of some of the modern amenities.</p>
<p>Isn't Duncan technically on West Quad?</p>
<p>AC is so overrated. I have never felt the need in Sorin. It would have been a bit nice for like two days so far this semester and that's about it. Tradition, on the other hand, lasts forever. Stanford, btw, doesn't know the meaning of tradition...</p>
<p>tim, how the heck does lauren get a 34 on the science? i feel like a complete idiot now lol.</p>