1250 on SAT

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At an academically rigorous school, those grades are fine.

Then how did she get a 1250? It’s not adding up. A rigorous education should yield a higher SAT score.

Sometimes. But definitely not always.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At an academically rigorous school, those grades are fine.

Then how did she get a 1250? It’s not adding up. A rigorous education should yield a higher SAT score.

If her school was truly an elite private, then her grades would translate into a 1400+ (if not 1500+) SAT score.

Grades don't "translate" into test scores. What a dolt!

[Anonymous]

NYU?

[Anonymous]

Berkeley or UCLA are possibilities. They are test blind. I know several kids with those kinds of scores (after multiple attempts and tutoring) going to Berkeley and UCLA from OOS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Berkeley or UCLA are possibilities. They are test blind. I know several kids with those kinds of scores (after multiple attempts and tutoring) going to Berkeley and UCLA from OOS.

Good grief, what is going on with the UCs, I am on team professor.