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<p>Anyone discover interesting Princeton Admissions Info...this was the best I could do...I'm gonna go search the site some more.</p>

<p>SATs/ SAT II Subject Tests </p>

<p>Middle 50 percent of Verbal SAT, Mathematics SAT, and three highest SAT II Subject Tests.
For example, 25 percent of the applicants had Verbal scores below 650; 50 percent had Verbal scores
between 650 and 760; 25 percent had Verbal scores above 760.</p>

<pre><code> Applicants Admits Enrollees
</code></pre>

<p>Verbal (highest) 650-760 700-790 690-780
Math (highest) 670-780 700-800 700-790
SAT II Subject Tests 650-750 700-780 690-770</p>

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<p>cool...verbal in upper range, math in upper range, sat II's in upper range...</p>

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<p>Let's see, I fall into the admits upper range for all except SAT 1 math, which I got a 700 on. I'm so bad at math.........</p>

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<p>:( verbal is in bottom 25% of acceptees... 690... </p>

<p>is it true that the ones with bottom 25% scores must have special hooks such as athlete, legacy, URM?</p>

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<p>they probably dont HAVE to have special hooks i mean, if u got an 800 math its a 1490 and thats still a decent score</p>

<p>those that probably most likely should have a special hook are those in the bottom 25% of the composite SAT score. under the 1400 or watever</p>

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<p>man i have a 1490. 750V 740M, i think that's one of the worst scores to have IF you're aiming for a 1500. Man was i mad. but, i realize its a good score so don't flame me...... flamer.</p>

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<p>I'm in the same boat, Princetonwannabe, except with flipped scores. The big split irritates me because it knocks my math down below the bottom 25% level. If I'd have an even 740/740, I'd feel a lot better in some ways.</p>

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<p>Hmm...Princeton has high avg SAT I and GPA for admits...but the SAT II is kind of low...</p>

<p>Edit: haha whoops I read the graph wrong. nevermind!</p>

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<p>c_j , same here.. 690 800. 110 points? ouch..</p>

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<p>Well, to cheer your self up, think of it this way: The average SAT I score for Early Decision last year was a 1460. You're 30 points above that.</p>

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<p>that just made my day =)</p>

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<p>woah where did you get that stat</p>

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<p>its on the princeton website</p>

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<p>I don't have the link handy, sorry. It's in the article of the official early decision announcement released last January, which summed up the early decision process for 2003. I read the article numerous times, so I am positive the average SAT I was a 730 Verbal and Math, respectively.</p>

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<p>ha-HA...found it</p>

<p>h ttp://<a href="http://www.princeton.edu/pr/news/04/q1/0106-admission.htm"&gt;www.princeton.edu/pr/news/04/q1/0106-admission.htm&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

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<p>"ain't" ain't a word, and i ain't gonna use it again</p>

<p>(sorry, im feeling random today)</p>

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<p><em>sigh</em> after weeks of bitchin about sat scores and ECs and blah blah we are back to almost talking about "chances" and stuff.... GUYS! gimme a break...</p>

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<p>hobbes thats my exact breakup too!! 1490 sucks. what i'd do for those 10!!</p>

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<p>No measurement is perfect even in the exact sciences. Your SAT score is no different and collegeboard recommend using a +/- 30 range.</p>

<p>So your score is probably between 1460 to 1520</p>

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<p>when do you leave for del?</p>