What sould i get for U.S. History if i want to get into ivy leagues?

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<p>I just took the june us history test
and I'm afraid i didn't do it that great.
I mean.. it wasn't too bad but I don't think i'll
get 800 unless they curve it like a lot.</p>

<p>Anyways.. So what should i be aiming for
for us history if i want to get into
top state universities or ivy leauges?</p>

<p>thanks</p>

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<p>700+ is fine...</p>

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<p>or if ur rlly picky against urself 750+ but basically anything in the 700s is rlly respectable</p>

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<p>700 and above is good, but above 750 is great.</p>

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<p>I hope I can just get like 750 or something around there..thanks guys I'm kind of relieved cause ive been seeing all these comments about how easy it was.. I mean i personally thougt it wasn't too easy at all if not hard</p>

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<p>so lets say i have an 800 in us history, 730 in bio, and...600 in spanish.
what would harvard think of that?</p>

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<p>for USH</p>

<p>what would 15 omit 10 wrong be?</p>

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<p>harvard would think why did he take spanish?... but i'm not harvard so idk for sure lol</p>

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<p><em>sigh</em> i mainly did it because they use it as a placement test...and i didnt do too bad on my practice tests; the actual test was just 10x harder</p>

<p>oh well hopefully i'll get a better score when i retake it</p>

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<p>Harvard would know that he's not spanish isn't his first language =p</p>

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for USH</p>

<p>what would 15 omit 10 wrong be?

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Using the same scaled score conversion table from the Blue SAT II Book, that would be a 690...given each test has a slightly different scale...but expect a score in that range I guess</p>