What is a good score for a non-native Spanish speaker?

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<p>For a top 30ish school, what is considered a great score? a good score? a decent score? Considering the student is not a native speaker. Thanks!</p>

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<p>anyone know?</p>

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<p>? bump 10chr</p>

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<p>Well it also depends on how many years of Spanish you have taken...</p>

<p>For 3 Years</p>

<p>600+</p>

<p>For 4 Years</p>

<p>650+</p>

<p>For 5 Years</p>

<p>700+ </p>

<p>Is what you should expect. But for the colleges I would say 680+.</p>

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<p>Ugh I'm hoping for 700+ but keep getting like 650 on practice tests... I'm really good at Spanish too, I don't get it! I'm in AP Spanish 5 (Lang)</p>

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<p>^ I'm sort of in the same boat. I took 1 practice test and got a 710, but I think part of it was luck. Looks like I must study for next week.</p>

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<p>Just took a Kaplan practice test (so it was a bit hard) and got a 710! So I'm pretty excited about that. If I do well on this test it will SO solidify my app.</p>

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<p>i got 780 on the PR book, i hope the real test won't be any harder.</p>

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<p>I just bought the barrons and am gonna try that in a bit to see if that goes better than Kaplan.</p>

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<p>I ended up with a 690. So I think that's pretty good...</p>

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<p>Any other input on a good score?</p>

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<p>Since it is my opinion that Princeton is awesome, I will say anything greater than or equal to 740.
That the score they use to determine satisfaction of the foreign language requirement.</p>