<p>Are there any schools that would give significant money for an SAT (M+ CR) of a 1400??
Math :730
CR: 670</p>
<p>by that i mean, guaranteed scholarships based on scores.</p>
<p>I haven’t heard of any. Or maybe I’m just ignorant.</p>
<p>lots of public schools do. I applied to Truman State University (Missouri) as a safety and just based on my GPA and ACT I got a $7500 scholarship which is tuition and part room/board. Plus there are additional scholarships beyond that that I will find out about in March. So just check your state schools.</p>
<p>Southwestern (small private school in texas) has a very good automatic gpa/SAT score grid scholarship calculator thing.</p>
<p>Rated one of the best value schools consistently.</p>
<p>makes more sense if you look at it, its about 1/2 way down.</p>
<p>[Southwestern</a> University: Financial Assistance: Types: Scholarships: Merit Scholarship Program](<a href=“http://www.southwestern.edu/assistance/types/scholarships/merit.php]Southwestern”>http://www.southwestern.edu/assistance/types/scholarships/merit.php)</p>
<p>deadline for scholarships are jan 15 and feb 1st (just look at the site)</p>
<p>The U. of Alabama has guaranteed tuition scholarships for 1400+. Check out its admissions page. There is a link to the schloarship page. The priority deadline was Dec. 1, but money should definitely exist for those scores.</p>
<p>Just so you know, Alabama requires you to score 1330 (for one level of money) and 1400 (for more money) in ONE SAT session.</p>