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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m PP with the 1490 kid. This is helpful. DD has 770V 720M (should also be NMSF, FWIW)
And will plan to study humanities. So perhaps submit. Though better if she could just get the damned math score up 10 points![/quote]

The AOs advice lacks nuance. Getting to a 1500 and submitting [b]would change nothing substantiative in the application[/b].

Less than 30% submit SAT scores.

10 more points (to 1500) would be at the 25th pct overall but still in the bottom group. Ten additional 10 points for Math would still; put her Math score 40 points below the 25th pct. for Math. 
770V is a 75th pct. score for that side of the test, it is significant.

Given that your D wants to study humanities and that she has a 75th pct score where it counts it would only be beneficial to submit.[/quote]

According to you. It is not just the indiv app…they want their reported numbers high.[/quote]

Not according to "me", according to common sense.[/quote]

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