<p>What SAT range would be sufficient for the Ivy league?</p>
<p>Well there is no real “ivy level” sat score, but generally something above 2200 is considered competitive and something above 2300 is considered a good base score for the most competitive ivies (Harvard/Yale/Princeton). However, don’t ever think you can’t get into an ivy because your sat is too low; for example, I have a friend who got into UPenn Wharton with a 2180 (however, she was valedictorian and had great ECs).</p>
<p>2100+ will get you in the mid 50 percentile at most top schools.</p>
<p>If you are serious, you should aim for 2250+</p>
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Cornell University
SAT Critical Reading: 630 - 730 94%
SAT Math: 660 - 770 94%
SAT Writing: - -
ACT Composite: 29 - 33 34%</p>
<p>Brown University
SAT Critical Reading: 650 - 760 92%
SAT Math: 670 - 780 92%
SAT Writing: 660 - 770 92%
ACT Composite: 28 - 33 30%</p>
<p>anything above a 2100 is fine it won’t hurt you, above 2300 will make you stand out (very slightly)</p>
<p>Those are the scores of APPLICANTS. Less than 15% are accepted.</p>