<p>I know it annoys some people when others post with "is my 2390 ok, or should i retake?" But I think I've got a legit question here. How is 2180 SAT for a score?
750M/690CR/740V</p>
<p>These are what I'm looking at:</p>
<p>-Stanford
-Ivies/MIT/Privates
-UC Regents
-USC Scholarships
(with good rec's, ec's, etc)</p>
<p>I studied my *** off for it last year, and I want to know if a retake in worth it, especially if I score lower...</p>
<p>Send your scores first, the retake.
Colleges can't see scores that haven't been taken ;)</p>
<p>I agree with above poster! Just in case scores go down. Since so many superscore, getting the CR 700+ would be ideal. I'd concentrate on that. Are you a sr? What about subject tests?</p>
<p>I would suggest taking the ACT as well. Some colleges/universities prefer the ACT over the SAT due to the different grading scale. I took both and recieved a $10,000 scholarship to a DII school. Its worth a try!</p>
<p>DII school?
what's that</p>
<p>I meant Division II University. It's a ranking for sports programs. My point was the ACT/SAT score can do alot for you finacially in more than community colleges.</p>
<p>legolas, i'm just curious. How many wrong questions did you do on you Math to get 750? how many on your CR to get 690? and how many on your W to get 740. I'm want to get an idea of the margine of error</p>
<p>I got gypped in math - 2 wrong = 750, and 5 wrong in Writing +11essay = 740. CR - 11 ? lol</p>
<p>btw. thanks for your reply guys. so would you suggest that i first send my scores to ALL the colleges, and then if i score better, resend? thx</p>
<p>wow, that's harsh =S but sadly true -2 is about 760 750ish.
Wr is quite normal i guess
but CR?! how ...-11 690? omg?</p>
<p>^The CR was probably harder than usual and that is possible, though that's a pretty nice curve lol.</p>
<p>cr-11 = 690? No way. Thats never happened before.</p>
<p>I got 8 wrong and got a 670 in CR. :[</p>
<p>Well -11 is still a mid to high 600. CR can be pretty dam lenient haha</p>
<p>********. -11 is ALWAYS low 600.</p>
<p>-11 = a 53.25 or 53 raw score.
Looking at the curves of the January 2006, May 2008 and October 2006, the scores for a 53 raw score are 650, 640 and 660 respectively, in other words, -11 = a mid 600, but not really a mid to high 600. So I guess we're both wrong, though ALWAYS is a bit extreme, eh?</p>