What is the SAT score required to get into The University of Tennessee?

Answer 1

There is no particular SAT score that is "required": to be accepted to Yale Univeristy. Your SATs make are one part of your application. In fact, according to a New York Times article, Yale rejected a "handful" of perfect 2400 scorers in the 2006-7 admissions year. Having said that, having a 1500 out of 2400 leaves you with very little chance of getting into Yale. People with perfect SAT scores have a shot at getting into Yale; people with 1800s have a shot at getting into Yale (especially if they are part of an underrepresented minority group or a recruited athlete); people with 1500s have little chance.

The above is Yale's answer to the question. In more practical terms, you should have at least a 2100 if you have a "hook," such as published research, national recognition in a sport/art, or are already recruited. A 2250 or above puts you basically in the middle of the pool, and gives you an average chance if you do not have a hook. A 2350 or above increases your chances drastically, approaching a 40% acceptance rate for 2400 scorers.

The website collegeboard.org has statistics on Yale average SAT scores.

Answer 2

{| ! scope="col" | Middle 50% of

First-Year Students |- ! scope="col" | Percent Who

Submitted Scores ! scope="row" | SAT Critical Reading: | 640 - 740 71% ! scope="row" | SAT Math: | 660 - 740 71% ! scope="row" | SAT Writing: | 640 - 730 71% ! scope="row" | ACT Composite: | 29 - 34 47% |}

Answer 3

You need btw a 1280 - 1330 (that the 50% range)

Answer 4

For 2010 Admissions.

• SAT Critical Reading: 640 / 730
• SAT Math: 660 / 750
• SAT Writing: 650 / 740