Help with guidance on PSAT/SAT

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:But, there is no conversion chart applicable to the Redesigned SAT. Can you link the chart you are referring to?

Check out compassprep. They have a lot of articles on PSAT and the mapping between PSAT and SAT.

Literally there is no conversion between PSAT and SAT. Compass prep is talking about PSAT/SAT vs ACT.

OK. The very first google search result..

https://blog.collegevine.com/psat-to-sat-score-conversion-predict-your-score/

You are welcome!

Thank you, but CollegeVine gets that chart from thin air.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But, there is no conversion chart applicable to the Redesigned SAT. Can you link the chart you are referring to?

Check out compassprep. They have a lot of articles on PSAT and the mapping between PSAT and SAT.

Literally there is no conversion between PSAT and SAT. Compass prep is talking about PSAT/SAT vs ACT.

The one I posted at 14:56.

[Anonymous]

OP here. I cannot thank you enough for all the helpful responses. This thread has been incredibly helpful. Thank you.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DC is a sophomore and we were wondering about the PSAT schedule and when and how best to prepare for it and take it. Any guidance please? I heard colleges start scouting students based on the PSAT scores, is that true? Also, do colleges look for a certain number of AP classes as a selection criteria? Thank you in advance!

Colleges don’t scout kids, unless they are an athlete or ridiculously truly unique. Like you are a regeneron finalist that also won the international math Olympiad.