<p>I think it’s 1600</p>
<p>probably around 1490</p>
<p>probably 1800 (only few hundreds students took the SAT )
I’m international student</p>
<p>1750 but 100% of the senior class this year took it. Then again, I go to a private school so it probably could be higher maybe even should be. I’m a junior though, and I’ve heard rumors that my class scored significantly higher on the psat’s.</p>
<p>Today’s Philadelphia Inquirer posted schools for every school in the state which may be representative of other states…
<a href=“http://www.philly.com/satpa[/url]”>www.philly.com/satpa</a></p>
<p>The grade ahead of the senior class only took the psat’s junior year and had an average of 1600. Senior class took it soph, and J year and had a 1750, my class (juniors) took psat’s all 3 years and our avg. should be higher. In the end that’s what makes the difference, because with a little bit of individual effort it’s what turns the"1400-1500’s into 1600-1700’s.</p>
<p>1800 for a class of 470, which is brought way down by the bottom 25%. I know a bunch of people, myself included, who rank outside the top 10% and have 2300+ composites. It’s ridiculous.</p>
<p>About 2300, I think. My school is very difficult and very focused on standardized testing, so we pretty much were preparing for it since sixth grade (my school is comprised of a high school and middle school).</p>
<p>Ummm my school’s average is around 2150. I’m only a sophomore, and there are already 1 person in my grade (that I know of) with 2350+, another with 2300+, and a third with 2250+ (out of ~100). But then it’s kinda skewed by the fact that only around 50% of the grade actually takes the SAT</p>