<p>jay01: I think Yale is unpredictable for anybody with any type of scores scores. It's an utter wild shot for everybody. I don't see the point of retaking Lit, actually. 700 is a good score. Lit was *****ing hard. I say go for it, but how would I know?</p>
<p>soonalvin: Well, if MIT disregards it, I suppose don't retake it, but if time permits, take it after your A Levels (in November or May?) so it can be sent to the other colleges, cause I think by next year, most colleges will have an idea of what/how to use the Writing Score on the SAT I. :(</p>
<p>i don't even know why i took lit. especially since i'm applying for engineering.</p>
<p>oh well... i know why i took it.. sb told me lit was easy so I thought i'd give it a try. and that was two days before the test!! but i guess it went ok so i'm happy abt it. math and physics deserted me! lol</p>
<p>One of last year's co-valedictorian got into UPenn. She took Math I not math II, I think. Unsure about her scores, but hey, she got in! And she didn't break 1400 on her SAT I scores.</p>
<p>But she got in. </p>
<p>GPA, EC's, essays, rec's...it's all more than the SAT's!</p>
<p>man a 700 in IIC is NOT bad...u know what. after getting a 4 in AP calc, I got a 650 in IIc, and before i did calc, i got a 680 :p so dont worry aaron.</p>
<p>hey can somebody help me out..
i signed into CB and all my scores are 0's. My friend has the same problem..all his scores are 0's....what the heck is that supposed to mean?</p>
<p>Brown says sats are "considered" :D still when you see their score range you freak out!!!! [it's not as bad as at other ivies...but still ...:( ]
you never know. my advice to all of you, either you are happy or extremely diappointed with your scores: if you badly want to attend an univ/college you should definetly apply there! you're going to be at least satisfied you've done all your best to get there.... you won't think you could've given it a try but didn't. I myself think have pretty low chances at Brown[especially because another girl from Romania is also applying ED and she has waaaaay better stats] but, hey, I'm giving it a try. :) and really hope I can do it.
ok. enough talk, back to work :p :D</p>
<p>taj - I really have no clue what the zero's mean. Maybe you could email the SAT center? I <em>hope</em> it doesn't mean your scores got cancelled somehow!! The email address I used last time to ask them about combining my three CB.com accounts together (heehee) to have one place to view scores was: <a href="mailto:sat@info.collegeboard.org">sat@info.collegeboard.org</a></p>
<p>Lakshmi - Nice words of advice. Since I'm clueless as to what the SAT subject breakdown is at the colleges I hope to attend, I'll not worry. And my SAT I CR+M from the May testing is within most of the 25-75% range so... <em>shrug</em> Guess we'll never know how much emphasis is put upon our scores in the admission review, if that's what'll break or make us.</p>
<p>Really? I was under the impression that as the guinea pigs, most colleges wouldn't really look at it unless they used to require SAT II Writing.</p>
<p>callthecops: How depressing. I went from Jan 2005 Writing 630 to SAT I Writing May 05 610. Oh, well. I know it's on the low side, but I know I'm horrible at writing under pressure and grammaticizing. :p </p>