<p>Say you wanted to major in economics; what would be an acceptable SAT I and SAT II score in math for top colleges?</p>
<p>Top as in IV? Depends. If its say MIT or those very math oriented/science oriented schools then shoot for a high 770 +. If its in general for IV's I would say about 740+. If its just a top university but not iv (say hopkins) aim for a 700. Generally if you are not applying TO ivs but to a top college get at least or around 700 +.</p>
<p>I meant top schools like the ivy league.</p>
<p>740-800 is the highest bracket for SAT I scores.</p>
<p>You mean getting a 740 is considered equivalent to an 800?</p>
<p>And thus a 2220 is equivalent to a 2400?</p>
<p>I'm going to quote a Dartmouth rep:</p>
<p>"If we wanted a campus where everyone had a perfect score, we could have one. But many other things need to be taken into consideration."</p>
<p>As long as you have 700+ on each section I would say, you're scores are definitely fine for Ivy League and are not a reason they would not accept you. Probably aim for a 2200 or up and I would say you are fine.</p>
<p>Do those IVs take into consideration writing too much? Because I probably can score my highest there!</p>
<p>It definitely won't hurt you.</p>