<p>I take the AMC this Wednesday and I think I'll end up scoring in the 110-120 range. Would that make me one of the "stupid 800s"?</p>
<p>I'm not planning in majoring in math or anything, but I just thought it'd be fun to try it out. Anyway...what do you think? Where is the bar set GIVEN perfect scores on the SAT?</p>
<p>800 IIC is only 90th percentile while anything above 100 AMC12 supposedly puts you in the top 5% of participants...and it's a much harder test...115 is a very good score</p>
<p>The old SAT I is a reasoning test for people with a least a little math background and inclination. SAT II math is just an easy high school math test. AMC-12 is still pretty much straight math, but often with a twist. Beyond that, AIME and on up toward math olympiad and Putnam, a fundamentally different type of math ability is tested. Not everyone who can "do" math, even advanced math, is good at contest math.</p>
<p>American Mathematics Competition 12
- Out of 150 (i think)
- To OP: I think it would definately help...unless u apply for Math major at MIT or sth and expect that to be ur strength =D</p>
<p>does good score in AMC in senior year have any effect on the admission?
can you send it to the college? what about AIME? is march too late to send any addition?
is senior allowed to participate in AIME if qualified?</p>
<p>yeh i think i got 118.5 too. I'm just ****ed that i read a problem wrong and thus spent like 10 minutes doing the wrong stuff and wondering why i didn't get an answer. isn't like 120+ the only worthy mention?</p>
<p>Ask whoever proctored the test for you for an answer sheet. They should have a bunch. I got a 132.5 (got the first 20, didn't ever bother guessing the last 6), how the hell do I get this score to colleges ASAP?</p>