When I attended Harvard Summer School, my proctors had SAT scores of under...

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<p>...660 in nearly every section, each. I just thought to say this for all of you who do not have scores that are up to snuff and are worried about it. They look at a LOT more than just scores!</p>

<p>P.S.-- If anyone is curious, I have a 760 in Reading, 670 in Math, and 770 in Writing. My SAT II's so far are an 800 and 790. I have 5's in my AP exams.</p>

<p>So don't stress out over SAT's! My proctors were both white and had no legacy, as well (to be honest, I was myself surprised)!</p>

<p>GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU IN YOUR ADMISSIONS TO HARVARD; I LOVE THE CRIMSON TOO!!!</p>

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<p>There are things about your proctors that you would never know.</p>

<p>They could be a world renowned cellist, they could have won intel, etc.</p>

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<p>... but still, thats like 1900 tops</p>

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<p>S. Hasnoo- I know! That is actually exactly my point. Everywhere on these forums I see people spassing out over their SAT scores, when in reality many other things matter nearly as much if not more!</p>

<p>Good luck guys!</p>

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<p>oookaaaaaaay. i'm pretty sure top schools use the SATs as a basic cutoff, and then go from there. and if someone was a finalist in intel with a 1900, something is probably going on.</p>

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<p>lol yes. rich parents?</p>

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<p>"Proctors" or "proctor?"</p>

<p>Very big difference. One person does not create a standard or establish a rule.</p>

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<p>"my proctors had SAT scores"</p>

<p>im guessing proctors</p>

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<p>Who were the proctors? Grad students? Undergrads? How many SAT scores do you of for sure? From our high school over the last couple of years 5 kids have gotten in all with scores over 2220, one got in with a score of about 1850. Obviously that kid brought something else to the table. I have no idea what.</p>