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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought the SAT was distributed on a curve so there are always the same number of high scorers. I have never seen data on how many kids submit a super score but my hunch is such a significant amount that the scores are significantly increased. Like [b]maybe makes it so 10% of kids get above a 1500[/b]? Also, my older kid took the ACT so there are all those high scorers too. Ironically and sadly a super score didn’t help my kid. Oh well. [/quote] This just underscores how many people in the DCUM bubble have no concept of "average." Average high school in rural Minnesota. Average inner city high school. Average high school across town. Does 10% of Sidwell or Churchill gets above a 1500 superscore? Maybe. Maaaaaybe. Of all SAT takers - ha![/quote] The top 25 percent of kids in the class of 2026 at our private scored above 1500 according to the School Profile. That’s with around 95 percent of class reporting. Greater DMV area. [/quote]
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