Georgetown SAT Range question

[Anonymous]

If the 25 percentile is 1390, does it mean it could be the lowest score for an admit, that might have submitted higher scores also? Because Georgetown wants you to submit all your scores?
Or is the highest score (or super score) of someone who actually got into Georgetown?

[Anonymous]

Highest. They wouldn’t want to make themselves look badly, especially since their numbers are so far off other selective schools already. So their range is the range of the highest scores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the 25 percentile is 1390, does it mean it could be the lowest score for an admit, that might have submitted higher scores also? Because Georgetown wants you to submit all your scores?
Or is the highest score (or super score) of someone who actually got into Georgetown?

just keep in mind, unless you are first gen or recruited athletes, it may be very difficult to get in with 1390.

[Anonymous]

But 1390 is still low

[Anonymous]

25% of scores are lower than that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:25% of scores are lower than that.

Sure, but the question is how they factor in multiple scores per student. If an admitted student took the SAT twice and got 1390 and 1450, is that student totaled into the average with the 1450, the 1390, or an average of the two?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:25% of scores are lower than that.

Sure, but the question is how they factor in multiple scores per student. If an admitted student took the SAT twice and got 1390 and 1450, is that student totaled into the average with the 1450, the 1390, or an average of the two?

It goes in as a 1450.