Is it possible to get into the Ivy Leagues with an SAT score lower than 2000?

[bluebayou]

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This question is about how someone would perceive someone who has an SAT Spanish subject score higher than the regular SAT scores and if it would lower or increase the chances of admission

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<p>That’s the wrong question. The typical unhooked acceptee to an Ivy has 700’s across the board – most are 750+; thus, it would be extremely are for unhooked acceptees have a high Spanish score and low (<700) SAT scores, so the question is moot. </p>

<p>Once one clears the 750 threshold, adcoms do not parse individual tests. A 770 and 750 are statistically equivalent, particularly since the applicant and pick and choose which subject test to take. A high Spanish score is no better/worse than a high French score or high US History score.</p>

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The other question was about how some students who have low scores along with a low GPA are accepted over others who do not.

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<p>They bring a very LARGE hook.</p>