<p>i got 1460...CR-450 MATH-500 WR-510.....please tell me if this is enough to get into a good univ.</p>
<p>No chance...</p>
<p>I strongly suggest you retake the SAT 1. Increasing your score by 200-300 is possible, certainly so if you practice a lot.</p>
<p>if you don't ask for aid there are some places you can get into</p>
<p>You would like to perform better on your math scores especially, if you are an international and if English is not your first language.</p>
<p>What grade are you in?
If you start practicing more, you can improve your scores by quite a lot...</p>
<p>how much do i need for a very good college........like UT-AUSTIN</p>
<p>which book is good for prep...... i used barrons,princeetons and collegeboard.......but want sumthing tht cld giv me more practise and help me get 2000+</p>
<p>All right I'll be frank here. Forget UT-Austin. No chance at all.</p>
<p>I would suggest looking at other SAT Optional Colleges. Do you require aid?</p>
<p>im a high skool junior........</p>
<p>I would suggest looking into the ACT. Many people find this test much easier. I would also suggest a review book- Princeton Review's Crash Course to the ACT (the title is something along those lines) is very helpful. Many people stay away from this test because there is a science section, but they don't realize you don't actually need to know science-you just need to be able to read charts.</p>
<p>I strongly suggest you either retake your SAT or take an ACT.
Like cj_svu6 said many people feel ACT easier. </p>
<p>A friend of mine got 1570 on SAT but got 31 on ACT!!</p>
<p>i know another guy also who has extreme scores in the two tests. ha ha ha!!!!</p>
<p>i know another guy also who has extreme scores in the two tests. ha ha ha!!!! after all unicorn rocks</p>
<p>This guy...no offense...sounds to me like a bum in school...helping him is hopeless...he wants the best but doesnt want to work for it...so let him be...</p>
<p>Check out Princeton Review's "Crash Course to the ACT". Pay particular attention to the directions that deal with the science section.</p>
<p>i second zrataza... a 1460/2400 puts you below the 50% of all test takers. Unless you live in abject poverty (as in your parents make 0 income) and are a URM, and somehow have SUPERB GPA (superb as in 3.8+), your chances are virtually less than 0%</p>
<p>practice a lot...get the PR book and learn all the strategies, they are very useful. If you can, enroll in a test prep course.</p>