<p>Realistically assuming that a candidate is well qualified in other areas what SAT score would let a Hispanic be qualified enough to get in? Also how many points lower can an URM be than another candidate that is lets say White or Asian? Thanks.</p>
<p>-SATandAPs</p>
<p>For the top schools, the answer is zero. I am a Hispanic who had a one time 2270,and I could not get into Stanford. Supply and demand has reduced race to a non factor. One should not expect to benefit or be hurt by being a member of any particular race. </p>
<p>@SamRam What schools did you get into? </p>
<p>USC comp sci. NMF .5 tuition scholarship, and I’m grateful to USC. Thank you Trojan Family. Fight on!</p>
<p>There are large numbers of academically qualified Hispanic applicants these days. The URM advantage is much greater for Native Americans and African Americans. If you are serious about the Ivies, shoot for 2100 SAT, but know you will have plenty of competition from CA,TX, AZ, & FL Hispanic applicants.</p>