My son is a semifinalist in NJ. (cutoff 221) He scored a 1990 on his SAT (he had a bad day). After scoring a 33 on the ACT he decided not to take the SAT again. He was told that he is not a finalist due to his "low" SAT score. We were told that by NMSC that they add up math, English scores plus ONLY THE MULTIPLE CHOICE score for writing on the SAT. If it is under 1960 the semifinalist cannot qualify for finalist. Even though my son got a 1990 the score minus the essay score of 11 added up to 1940.
βMeritβ does not contain a prefix.
The past tense of merit is merited.
Merit is something you earn as an individual when you excel at doing a task. There are also merit raises that can be given for exemplary work habits.
The adjective for of the noun merit is merited (such as a merited honor).
"Applicants to these colleges are admitted strictly on the basis of academic merit." "The poorly written thesis did not merit consideration for the award." "Boy Scouts earn Merit Badges for successful study and application of skills."
They offer $2000 per year for any National Merit Finalist
A national merit scholar is student who has first taken the PSAT in spring of their junior year and scored high enough to qualify for a semifinalist position the national merit competition. Next, those semifinalists are asked to complete an application with 2 letters of recommendation, transcripts, SAT scores, a list of extracurricular activities, honors, and write an essay. From there, the application is reviewed. Of those semifinalists, a portion of students are selected for the finalist level, and from the finalists, the National Merit Corporation chooses students to become National Merit Scholars. National Merit Scholars are given $2500 by the corporation and also may qualify for a variety of school and corporate sponsored scholarships.
It is way more than 3 things. But basically, have VERY good grades in college preparatory classes. Take the PSAT in your junior year and answer the National Merit questions on the PSAT. You have to be a US Citizen or have applied for permanent residency to lead to citizenship. Your PSAT score will have to be in the top 50,000 tested in the country. If you qualify, when you are invited by National Merit Scholarship Corporation to be a Commended Student or Semifinalist, name two colleges or universities you want to attend. In September of your Senior year you will be notified whether you are a Semifinalist. Then complete the required application and your school principal has to endorse you. Keep your grades up all of Junior and Senior years. Take the actual SAT and have your SAT scores sent to National Merit to confirm your PSAT score. Submit whatever other information they may ask from you. In February of your Senior year you will find out if you are a Finalist. In March you will find out if you are a Scholar.
If you are meaning semifinals, on average, anywhere from 10-25 (usually not that much though) points lower than the cutoff for the National Merit Semifinalists in your state.
The National Merit Scholar Corporation does not release the actual names of finalists or winners of the NMS competition. Unless somebody has privately compiled the name of every finalist, there is no official list.
They only check your SAT score to see that you weren't cheating on the PSAT, so you would need to get close to 2230.
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National Merit Scholarship Program was created in 1955.
Stephenie Meyer won the National Merit Scholarship in 2003.
Just heard on PBS's American Experience: Bill Clinton, that he was a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, so all this nonsense about his 1050 SAT score is just a typical right-wing, unsourced slander. Merit Scholarships are based on SAT scores and a seminfinalist would have the top one or two per cent nationwide. Anyone with a brain can hear him state about three sentences and know he's smarter than the average schmo.
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