Got a high SAT score? Prove it.

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<p>It makes sense now due to the fact that you are a college graduate. Everyone here was presuming that you were still in high school or had recently applied to college, thus it seemed to make no sense for a 17 year old to take the SAT 3 times and get 2400 just to prove himself.</p>

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<p>Good luck! I, too, may retake the test somebody to try for a true perfect (I had -0 on the MC but 10 on the Writing section’s essay). As for the ACT, I expect you’ll be able to manage a great score with limited preparation, unless your math skills have gotten rusty (the ACT tests higher-level concepts but in easier ways). I took it last month with no preparation and felt really bad afterwards, but I nonetheless managed a 36.</p>

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<p>^someday*</p>

<p>I’ve always wanted to correct silverturtle.</p>

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<p>^ Woops, thanks.</p>

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<p>This guy is just waiting for someone to take a raw screenshot of their SAT scores so their details can be exposed and the Lucifer guy can hack him or her, and claim the SAT scores as his own!!</p>

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<p>I’m aiming for the same thing as silvertutle and TurquoiseHexagon. Except, you know, I have absolutely no chance of getting it :smiley:
@silverturtle - I got similar grades (only in writing. Don’t I wish I had similar grades in the other 2 :D). -0MC with a 9 essay (although I’d gotten a 10 in January, but with -3MC), which resulted in a 790 (which naturally ticked me off) so I’ve got it in for the test takers this time. I want a 12 AND a -0MC. Also need an 800 on M. Absolutely no chance of getting an 800 in CR though. Well, maybe 1%, as I feel I’m getting better, but you know, more likely I’ll get a low 700.</p>

<p>Are you actually going to take the SAT again? To try and get that perfect writing score?
Oh and out of curiosity, did you have -1 in CR? Or were that and the math perfect?</p>

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<p>wow nice. Now I believe you :)</p>

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<p>Not in the near-term, but maybe eventually. Getting a true perfect is quite difficult, however; I roughly estimate that there are probably fewer than fifty a year.</p>

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<p>I had -0 on the MC overall.</p>