<p>so do you think that if i went from a 1750 to a 1900+ , my score would get investigated??</p>
<p>just curious this is from jun to oct, </p>
<p>what happens when your score gets investigated, do colleges find out because my friends score got questioned. </p>
<p>please fill me in</p>
<p>No. I have seen people with 400 point jumps that weren't investigated.</p>
<p>1750 to 1900 only? expected an investigation? T_T
im expecting to get from 1800 to 2100ish,im not expecting one xD
1430 -> 1800 no investigation either.</p>
<p>Lol i know people with 900 point jumps that weren't investigated</p>
<p>Even if you are investigated, that doesn't make you guilty unless you cheated.</p>
<p>but what happens if you are, im just curious because my friend really freaked out, and hasnt reported back to me</p>
<p>do you have to take the sat again or something</p>
<p>I don't think they're going to make you retake a test just because you happen to have a extraordinary improvement. They might look into it but as long as your score is legit they can't do anything about it.</p>
<p>If they're going to make every kid retake the SAT simply because he improved a mere 300-400 points(alot, i know, but happens alot too), there is going to be ALOT of problems. Your friend shouldn't be freaking out if he knows he didn't cheat, but if he did then i can understand why he's so scared, since the ramifications of cheating on the SAT is pretty intense.</p>
<p>actually they arent, they just cancel the score. and they dont even tell your school..</p>
<p>ahh im not sounding very legit right now, you all probably think im a big fat cheater, so thanks for the quick answers to my question and good luck!!!!</p>
<p>hopefully you all get such big improvements that they investigate your scores !!!</p>
<p>well congrats on the score increase, but, no offense, its not by too much, so they won't make an investigation.</p>
<p>yeah, it is okay. I once jumped from a 1750 to a 1960, and didn't have any problem.</p>