What is the lowest ACT/SAT score he should have to consider himself a premed student?

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I had VERY mediocre SAT scores (back in the dark ages). When I took the LSAT and GRE, I was in the 98% percentile. I was a bit older than the average student when I took the LSAT and GRE (I had dropped out for 3 years) but, for me, the difference was that I drifted through high school and when I went back to college, I was motivated and learned a thing or 2. I approached the LSAT and GRE as I approached my studies and the results were dramatically different than the SAT.

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<p>Exactly what I’ve been trying to say. I don’t know if you are the exception or the rule, but some of the SAT worship on this site is really over the top. Some kids just don’t give a c**p when they take the college entrance exams. Not everybody is on a steady program from kindergarten to med school with no detours, acceleration or deceleration.</p>