<p>What would a score of 1860 equal by the old point system? Is there any way to figure it out? Thanks!</p>
<p>If we use the 2/3 method, approx 1240.</p>
<p>Just add up your math and verbal, minus writing</p>
<p>I think he/she means like how will colleges look at...I think he knows to just add up the math and verbal.</p>
<p>Thanks, that is just what I meant! My son's score were 660 verbal/610 math/600 writing. He was thinking this equaled about a 1300, but I can't figure it? Thanks anyway!</p>
<p>I thought OP was asking what the exact equivalent would be using the old sysem, otherwise how could we "figure out" how a college would look at a score? :p</p>
<p>gexxman is correct. 1860 would've been 1240 on the old sat.</p>
<p>CONVERTING
To find the Old Score multiply the New Score by 0.666
To find the New Score multiply your Old Score by 1.5</p>
<p>It is important to remember that the new score consists of 3 parts (Math, Reading and Writing), whereas the old scores were only based on two (Math and Verbal), so whilst calculations give a good idea of equivalents, they are not really comparable.</p>