Harvard's 2014 25th-75th percentile SAT scores are 700-800 on the Critical Reading section, 710-790 on the Math section, and 710-800 on the Writing section.

UVa, unlike Virginia tech, doesn't have an SAT requirement, but they look for something around an 1900.

No single SAT score is "needed," although one might want to consider that the middle range of SAT scores for Duke in Critical Reading is 690-770, and the middle range for Math is 690-780. Generally, being within that middle range of SAT scores is a good bet. However, it's important to keep in mind that SAT scores are not the only thing that a college looks for in an applicant. Having perfect scores won't guarantee one admission, nor will having less than perfect scores keep one from being accepted.

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You usually take 2 sets of SATs in your life: one in Year two when you are 6 or 7, and one in Year 6 when you are 10 or 11. Some schools do 'practise' SATs inbetween, and schools used to do SATs in Year Nine as well

What does the research show in terms of which PSAT prep classes are best- Kaplan or Princeton?

You lose 1/4 point for a wrong answer on the SAT 1 - guessing or not. You are encouraged to guess smart if you can eliminate at least one answer choice, though. On the ACT, however, there is not a guessing penalty so it is strongly encouraged that you answer all questions, even when you do not know the answer.

If you can recognize one or more of the possible answers on the SAT multiple choice as clearly NOT being correct, but you are unsure of the correct answer, it is better to guess than to skip the question.

According to the related link below, the SAT exam was initially referred to as the Army Alpha exam, invented by Robert Yerkes during the First World War. It was an IQ test developed to test all recruits to the U.S. Army when he wished to test the IQ level of U.S. Army soldiers. After the war, Yerkes' assistant Carl Brigham started adapting the test for use on college students as a college admissions test.

The most you can get on an SAT is 2400. This is comparable to a 36 on the ACT. Getting a score of 2400 means that you answered every dingle question on every prat of the test correctly.

Take it as early so that there is a scope for improvement of the scores.When preparing for SAT I would advice you to go for live practice test.

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SAT scores typically become available online to students about 19 days after they take the SAT. At the time scores become available online, students can ask the College Board to mail the scores to a college, either on a rush or regular basis. There is an extra charge of about $27 for sending the scores on a rush basis. According to the website of the College Board, it takes the College Board about 5 weeks to mail an SAT score to a college if regular delivery is requested. If rush delivery is requested, the scores are mailed in two days. After the scores are mailed, it could take another five days or so for the colleges to receive them.

70 percent is the passing marks in the level 6 reading and grammar Sats.

no there is no such score if your doing a key stage 2 sats test....

SAT tests are college entrance tests. They are used in part of the formula to determine if a student is admitted into a college. They may also be used for placement purposes once a student gets into college. For example, if they score high enough on the SAT, they may not have to take other placement tests and are able to directly enroll in upper-level courses or non-remedial coursework.

Not to be harsh, but it's absolutely TERRIBLE....

You can get a 600 for just sitting down and taking the test.....

The AVERAGE score (as of 2010) is 1509

That means your better than about 3.2% of all test takers

good luck.....

Yes, Roxbury Latin has the highest SAT scores in the nation, with an average of 2230 out of 2400

There is no requirement for SAT scores or GPA, believe me! I know several people with scores lower than the 2160 cited below who got in. Ditto the 3.8 GPA. Just do your best and give it a shot...you never know!

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Not sure the exact answer but I can help you calculate this. Let's say the whole SAT has 100 questions. Let's also say that each question has four possible choices (A,B,C,D). The the possibility of missing every single question in this setting is 3/4 to the 100th power, or 3/4*3/4*3/4 a hundred times. This ends up being 0.00000000000032. Now, the chances of getting every question right (assuming one is guessing at every question) in this setting, is 1/4 to the 100th power, or 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000062. So one can see, that it is much harder to guess every question right than it is to quess every question wrong, but both are very hard to do, like winning the lottery.

Yes, but only by 1/4 of a percentage point. This means that it is almost *always* better to guess at an answer on the new SAT as opposed to skipping it. The law of probability is that you are going to guess at least one out of every four right, which will, in turn, cancel out the three you got wrong.

If you can eliminate at least one of the available answer choices, you further raise your probabilities, which means that by learning simple SAT test-taking strategies, you can significantly raise your SAT average score.

Depending on the subject, you can omit or get questions wrong and still get an 800.