how well do i have to score in SAT to get into an IVleague in the US, or college like drexel(full scholarship)
537083
I'm not sure how you got a 1700, as 1600 is a perfect score.  "Ivy" league schools look for more than just SAT.  You'll need near perfect grades and a lot of good extra-curricular activities.
980446
Yes you can, but keep all choices open including JC, a lot of players will go to JC first and then hook up with a major U after the sophomore year then they can get a 1/4 or 1/2 scholarship like the previous answerer stated there are very few full rides in D1.JC's in Florida, Texas, and California usually have some of the best baseball programs. D2 also has some great programs.
978711
No, you don't automatically get in, but they should give you an idea when recruiting about whether you are a shoe-in to get into the school, or whether there are some other things you need to work on like grades or test scores to ensure you get into the school.  And be careful about being recruited right now, its not legal.  If you want to play in the NCAA, you need to read up on the rules and regulations for recruiting so you don't accidentally break any rules and ruin your eligibility.
1178723
Depends on the school you're aiming for and the country you're in.\n\nThere's always, of course, a sports scholarship, but those can be hard to come by.\n\nSometimes you can get financial assistance for being a minority or coming from a family below a certain income range, but those aren't really factors you can control.\n\nIf you're in the United States, do well on the PSATs. This will qualify you for the National Merit Scholars program. Finalists (sometimes even semi-finalists) get offered free rides at a few decent schools, and a lot of money at others.\n\nSome colleges also offer free tuition for being the valedictorian of your class. \n\nEven with my mediocre test scores, few extracurriculars, and less-than-stellar high school, I got a free ride out of the blue at my dream school. A $40,000 a year dream school. So don't count yourself out. Just do your best and see what happens.
880341
NOPE, no such place. just take it easy, SAT is not all that bad.  besides you can take it more than once if you want, and the higher scores count
1119317
really not much.  Just prepare well for the SAT, and as long as your GPA is decent you will have plenty of colleges that will accept you.
509291
i don't think any colleges/universities base your admission entirely on s.a.t. scores.  they also look at the quality of your admissions essay/s, and your transcripts.  so hopefully if you didn't do as well on the sat's, you can make up for it by writing a fantastic essay (throw in things like how you've learned to manage your time/what the honor system means to you/things you have overcome, etc.)  \n\nalso a big thing is what extra curricular activities you have.  (band, clubs, after school jobs, volunteer work, etc.) they like to know how you manage your time and they look for someone who has good grades and still can handle other activities. because college is a busy place and time management is really important. \n\ndon't limit yourself just to schools that fit your sat score though.  if you can pull off the other things mentioned, you have a shot at any school. it's worth a try!! good luck to you!
458684
SAT, its a general knowledges test, you need it to apply to any american University. Each Uni. ask for a certain average in your score.\n\nTOEFL, its an english profficiency test, here as well, Unis, ask for a certain ammount of score in this one.\n\norganizations? depending in your grades you can apply for a FULLBRIGHT scholarship.\n\ncheerios,.
832887
The best way is...*drum rolls*...practice.\n\nThere's just no way around it. I recommend the official collegeboard SAT book, you can find that in most bookstores I believe. The practice tests in that book are very similar to the actual one. Whether or not you think you're good already at the section, make sure to read through the whole book. I only prepped for the SATs with that book, and I got a pretty decent score. So I really encourage you to get that book. If you're looking for something cheaper, you can try www.sparksnotes.com.\nExcellent site for some free practices. In the meantime, just browse for sites that give you free tests. www.collegeboard.com gives you ONE free test when you sign up.\n\nBest of luck for your SAT.
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Here's the direct link to log in and get your scores:\nhttps://ecl.collegeboard.com/account/login.jsp?applicationId=115&destinationpage=https%3A%2F%2Fnsat.collegeboard.com:443/satweb%2Flogin.jsp
189533
yes. it's the only way you even got a chance in college or even learn how to set up plays to be able to get open shots. It's one of the best ways to establish yourself. it'll also help you to get into a good college. Who knows you might one day be good enough to make it in the NBA if you do. good luck
629427
If you can get a scholaship to a Junior College or a D-2 school take it. You can prove yourself there and earn a scholarship to a D-1 and the notice and acclaim you might be looking for. Make sure to keep on the coaches good side and get good game tape. D-1 schools will take a good JuCo transfer that has a solid reputaion and put him on scholarship.
748385
Do a bit of homework (yeah, I know, groan-whine-groan). Call the admissions offices of the schools you're interested in and ask them what the median score was for this year's freshmen. As long as you are at the median, your chances of acceptance are solid. However, a higher SAT score can "score" you scholarships, so don't settle for "decent". Prepare for the SAT (and check out the ACT - you may do better on that!) to make sure you score the most points possible. Take a few practice tests - you can attend a free one at your local Kaplan center - to make sure you can handle the last sections of the 4-hour ordeal.  \n\nDo your research, and don't settle!\n\nLighty, \nRegents' Scholar, UCSC
701554
I think Scholarships are only given if you have 'proven exceptional talent'. You would have to be real good and other people like your sports teacher would have to recognise that. If you are good, he will probably call a scout in to look at you. I am presuming that you play for a club. The American system is extremely competitive and difficult. You better be the next Michael Jordan, or close...Good luck!!
666503
You can get into plenty of good colleges with 1180 combined math/verbal score.  59% is not Ivy League, but that's ok.  There are plenty of good colleges that would love to have you. Recommendations, high school grades and the types of classes you take in high school are also admission factors. \n\nTake it again?  Sure.  There's no harm and experience is worth something. Some colleges take the best partial scores and add them together to make your composite score.  So, if one time you make 630/550 and the next time you score 550/630, they count it as if you had 630/630.\n\nGet the results from your test and see where you did the best.  Did you run out of time in some sections and need to pace yourself better?
850080
Absolutely you can walk on Div2 and 3.\n\nDivision 1A you'll be competing against potentially hundreds of scholarship candidates.\n\nStart small, if you're that good you can look for scholarship to play later.
469769
You have a good chance of being accepted, but academic scholarships to such schools are ultra-competitive. There are probably plenty of people applying who have a 3.9 or 4.0