What is the new scoring system for SAT's?

Answer 1

1017 was the average SAT score (515 math, 502 Reading) for 2007 SAT scores are scaled so that the average score on a section is always right around 500 (which is right in the middle of the 200 to 800 point range for each section). This is true for the new test or the old test. Because of natural variation it will be a little different year to year, but always right aorund 500.

Answer 2

SAT Reasoning Test Average scores are calculated annually based on the most recent SAT scores of all students of a particular graduating class. For the class of 2007, average scores are: * Critical reading: 502 * Mathematics: 515 * Writing: 494 The SAT is scaled so that the median score on any one section will always be right around 500 out of 800, because that is the middle of the 200 to 800 point range for section. Because of minor statistical variations it will be different from year to year, but it will always be right around 500.

Answer 3

While there are a few variances, (as some schools or areas have better averages than others) generally, an average SAT score for math would be around 500 nationwide.

Answer 4

The SAT test has three different sections which are math, reading, and writing. An average score is considered 1500. A perfect store, which is very rare, is 2,400.