i have secured 1700 on 2400 in SAT1. whr do u think can i get admissions?
539983
The SAT is only one factor in determining acceptance.  If your essay is awesome, you have a good GPA, and lots of community service, you MIGHT have a chance.  Also, make sure your essay has correct spelling and grammar, and is interesting to read.\n\n**The best thing to do is study for and retake the SAT. \nFrom Collegeboard, you can also see the average scores that people attending colleges had.
54451
Tomorrow is a regular sat. schedule.... pick a best answer already :)
802760
Last time i checked\nabout 3000 students and about 2000 are accepted\nmost sat scores 810-1080
704640
if ur not happy with ur score take em as many times as you can or till you get ur desired score. my cuzion took em 9 times before he got his desired score. his GPA was 3.9 outta 4.0 ok and he wanted his SAT scores to be around 1700 and he got that score one week before graduation. he got 1695 outta 1800. he got in to Yale
904527
Depends on what college you want to go.  You probably would need atleast an 1800 for the higher ranked colleges.
927809
that is impossible, the highest score one can get on the SAT's is a 1600, ure cousin is lying to you\n\n*EDIT*\nI apologize for this comment, i had no clue the SAT's high score has changed, i still thouhgt is was 1600.
673930
1500 to 1700  Eat alot of v's and f's
741131
You have a chance.  Firstly- experience in taking the test will give you an edge next time- so you should do better.\n\nYou can also study the areas that you feel weak, and take a lot of sample tests.  It was years ago- but I was able to raise my score 160 points by taking the test 3 times and taking a course.
923388
You sound like you are well on your way. I guess I only question your standardized test scores, as the highest you can get on the SAT is 1600 (EDIT: oops, forgot about the new SAT system..that it's out of 2400. This still seems rather average then scorewise)and 26 on the ACT is VERY average. The website indicates that your GPA will be recaluculated using only "UC-approved" courses from your sophomore and junior years. You may want to recalculate it yourself to determine what they will see.\n\nA good essay about how your extra-curriculars have affected you will be very useful I think!\n\nLook on the UCLA website for tips on how to write an essay they want to see and other things that will help you be a better applicant. And get the application in early! It's always better to be towards the beginning of applicants. It says on the website that applications are only accepted November 1-30 of the year before you wish to attend... so get hopping!
698965
hey, that sounds pretty good to me. i wish i knew your ACT score. i'm expecting you probably have between a 29-33. that'll get you in pal. good luck.
1179535
Your scores show you are a competent student.\nFind what you want at  http://www.entrytest.com or http://www.admissionglobal.com   or http://www.catzone.org
409453
Can you really get one from the SAT?  I thought they only gave out those National Merit things for the PSAT.  If you want to do well on the SAT (which isn't a bad idea), try studying some of the prep books or taking a preparation class.  They're generally helpful if you lack the self-discpline of studying tons of vocab for no reason and reading quite a bit to get through those sections.
671639
Your GPA and SAT matter. Be specific about what school you want, and look up their requirements.  Its going to be a higher SAT if your GPA is less than perfect.
1016008
Since the SAT is based on a bell curve and not on a set standart, the scores fluctuate a lot. The "average" student gets a 500, making 1500 average and anything above, above average.\nHowever, it depends on the college you want to apply to. For example, Harvard probably wouldn't consider anything under 2100, but for the California State University system, a 1600 is probably good enough. However, I don't know the average for people who didn't have English as their first language, though I'm pretty sure that a majority of people who take this test has English as their second language.
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Actually that other choice is based on the old SAT, and since you obviously took the new one, it does not necessarily apply now.  But again, as long as you have a good GPA, you should have a good shot of getting into a school that like Central WA, which does not seem to have overly competitive admissions, you should get in.  Try adding your Math and Critical Reading scores together and apply them to the table, then apply it to the chart at http://www.cwu.edu/~cwuadmis/pdf/ai-table.pdf and you should have a better idea
1126482
i guess you got the equivalent of a 1400 on the version of the SAT I took...you probably have a good chance, just keep in mind soooo many try to enter the prestigious colleges/universities.  find a way to make yourself stand out from the crowd
367927
Neither, actually.  Your test scores are only one of a number of things that the college/university will consider in relations to your admissions.  For more information, check out my article on The SAT and Admissions (go to http://collegeuniversity.suite101.com/article.cfm/TheSATandAdmissions) in the college/university section of suite101.com.\n\nBest of luck1