Honestly, apply to the colleges you want...as long as you have other things to make your SAT score not matter as much. How many clubs have you been in? Ever had a job? How good are your req. forms? And your grades? Have you received any awards? If your highschool history is attrqactive, your SAT scores may not be payed as much attention to. I've talked to a few adults who went to credible (well-known) colleges) who have gotten 1000's and other low scores. I received a 1321 but have A's and B's, good relationships with teachers, volunteer quite a bit, and have received awards. Because of this, my chances of getting in wont rely *just* on my SAT but more of what I have accomplished. I've received information from schools that are top in the country, but received the lowest grades out of my friends. You can also apply to a reg. trade school for a year or two (work on your grades and complete the basic classes) and transfer to those schools. Collegeboard should help give you insight on the situastion, try checking their site.
Hey!! I'm in eight grade and took the SAT and got a 1350!
Greyhound goes to Bryan, Texas, which is right near College Station.
About 110 miles.
102 miles taking this route:Take U.S. 290 EAST from Austin to SH-21. EXIT off onto SH-21.Turn left off the exit ramp and take SH-21 EAST to SH-47 to COLLEGE STATION and A&M UNIVERSITY. EXIT RIGHT.Take SH-47 to College Station.
It is 107 miles according to Google Maps.
Texas A&M University, college Station followed by University of Texas, Austin followed by Stanford
No, Texas A&M University in College Station was founded 12 years before the University of Texas was. College Station and Bryan are very close to each other, often referred to as Bryan-College Station or BCS, but the University is actually located in College Station.
Austin Station - MTR - was created in 2009.
Austin - Amtrak station - was created in 1947.
Rice and UT are the two best. SMU, Texas A & M, Texas Tech, Sam Houston SU, U of Houston, UNT, TWU, TCU, Steven F. Austin, just to name a few. Baylor is also a great college. It may be small, but the profesors pay more attention to you.
about 3 hours about 3 hours 1,00000 hours it feels like
Austin College was created in 1849.
The Austin train station is 'la gare d'Austin' in French.