<p>I just received my first SAT scores and they weren't great. NYU is my first choice school and I have everything I need to get accepted... aside from the SAT scores. I have tried looking up what kind of scores you need to to get in and have had all different numbers thrown at me. Most credible sources say the average SAT of how ever many thousand studends admitted is 1900-1950ish which is kind of relieving because that means a few thousand students scored less than that.</p>
<p>Thanks to writing >.> My score is 1790.
Math 680
Reading 590
Writing 520</p>
<p>I have only taken it once and I'll be taking it again next weekend, and probably a few times after that. I'm also going to start seeing a One on One SAT tutor.</p>
<p>What I'm curious about is what is a realistic number that I can pull my SAT up to within the next year? (I've already started doing practice tests) Will the tutor help/be worth it? Even with those scores or slightly higher is NYU possible? (Considering 8 AP's (7 if you don't count photography haha), high GPA, swim team, and all that blah)</p>
<p>As for which school I want to apply to within NYU stern(but that's not realistic atm) or cas. I'll go to a state school here in Georgia for free before I make my parents dish out 60k for lsp</p>
<p>Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated =) (Obviously I know I need to raise my SATs lol)</p>