How much do SAT scores matter IF...

[Inconclusive]

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… If you can really show your ability and talent in handling courseload and doing research in college, you’ll have a much better chance to get into MIT for graduate study. Quality research will weigh more for graduate admission.

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<p>If I stay here, I will not get the chance to get into graduate school for some reason. One reason is: I don’t thing I can servive in here, becuase of the tuition. I am not a traditional studet, so I have many other problems.
For the research, I am not working with my university professors. For some reason, I had the chance to communicate with the leading mathematicians in my field!</p>

<p>Thanks for the advice though!</p>

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Seriously, the english problems evident in Inconclusive’s posting make it easy to understand the low scores in writing and critical reading. These basic english problems will be a hurdle for MIT admission, regardless of the actual scores. </p>

<p>I wonder if the english problems may have tripped up inconclusive on the math section, too

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<p>I agree, I came here in 2006 and I did not had good education back there.
But SAT I is not the only test I took. For example, I got 5 on my AP AB and I used my english skills.</p>