Not exactly SAT standards, but I feel fine.

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<p>I'm a sophomore applying to a magnet school... my scores aren't CC quality, but I thought they were OK. I just wanted to share my luck in making quite a sizable jump without prep... and was wondering what I need to get from my current scores to the 2100-2200 range by junior or senior year.</p>

<p>January scores (2nd time)</p>

<p>CR 670(+20)
M 560 (+60)
W 640 (+110)</p>

<p>1680 vs. 1870 </p>

<p>I feel it shouldn't be hard to go from 670 and 640 to 700's, but math looks like it is going to be an issue. I'm currently in AP Calculus BC, so I'm not stupid... I am just a slow math problem solver.</p>

<p>Is this doable and will it require much work? BTW... I plan to major in Math and philosophy and I'd like to go somewhere like Duke, UNC-CH Honors, or HYPM.</p>

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"Not exactly CC Standards, but I feel fine."</p>

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<p>That's a good score for a sophomore. As we all know CC isn't really a good indication of average scores. I got the 3rd best score in my grade with a 2060, but I feel very dumb on here. You should be fine; your scores are above average and I'm sure if you put in the time you can break 2000.</p>

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<p>Sounds like you and my son are applying to the same magnet school. What CD are you in?</p>

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Sounds like you and my son are applying to the same magnet school. What CD are you in?

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<p>3, and your son? (I'm betting 4 lol)</p>

<p>If you're interested, I might could send you a link to the admissions rubric I "don't" have... seeing as how it won't matter now.</p>