<p>if i have a 2100 on the sat (800 math) but also 5's in 6 math/science aps and a 4 on the eng language exam, how good am in terms of testing records for getting into mit?</p>
<p>and does mit care if i got a 5 on calc bc 10th grade?</p>
<p>bump. please help me out guys. thanks!</p>
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<p>Nothing on that website is a lie. Do a little research and trust the admissions officers when they say what scores are acceptable. Don’t just try to go for the collegeconfidential quick-fix</p>
<p>dude how do you have 6 5s on math/science APs. did you take both calculus tests, stats, bio., physics b/c, and chem?</p>
<p>Physics C is 2 exams. So BC, Physics C, Bio, Chem would already get you five.</p>
<p>It’s not hard, I have the same amount (or 7? not sure) and I was deferred. Test scores arent everything. Once you hit the baseline numbers it’s more important to have the right personality.</p>
<p>no i know about physics c being in 2 exams, but there is probably 1 or 2 kids at my school that have taken all of those exams by end of junior year.</p>
<p>well i have bc, physics c, chem, stats, compsci, bio.</p>
<p>physics c in my opinion is really just 1 cause its a 1 year course</p>
<p>but my real question is if those scores will off set my “average” SAT scores. offset meaning im competitive amongst other applicants in terms of numbers . (not considering other important factors such as personality, etc).</p>
<p>dude, relax. </p>
<p>the decisions are already made.</p>
<p>and on top of that, unless your entire life revolved around the SAT, there is much more to you than just a bunch of numbers.</p>
<p>so relax, make a grilled cheese sandwich and smile :)</p>
<p>I love that last comment dinkswizzle :)</p>
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<p>yea man… as along as your scores are within a certain range they don’t really matter anymore</p>
<p>I’d say once you are in the 700s + in each section range.. “who you are” is that they focus on. I know this is true of MIT and i assume that’s how it is at other schools</p>
<p>I second gukki5. I think they dont really care if you got a 750 or a 790. a 700plus should be good enough to show that you can handle the academic pressure at MIT</p>