Anonymous wrote:Wow in my day (I'm old!) that would would be going T20!
Anonymous wrote:80 points sounds like a lot
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow in my day (I'm old!) that would would be going T20!
Totally agree. Is it that the scoring is somehow different, so more kids obtain a 1300/1400+ score, or is it that kids have had increasingly better test preparation? Probably a combination of both.
Tests are way frigg'n easier today than 20-30 years ago. For one, they removed the gat dang analogies and all highly arcane vocabulary from what used to be called the SAT-Verbal when it was actually hard.
Anonymous wrote:My MCPS graduating senior had a 31 ACT and 3.8UW/4.4W (or somewhere around there - I can never remember his GPA).
He got into UMD (fall admit, letters and sciences - I think he applied undecided), UMBC (merit), and University of Washington (merit).
Deferred EA at Northeastern, and I'm not sure what the RD outcome was. TBH, I'm not sure he's checked (he's been....laid back about the whole process).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow in my day (I'm old!) that would would be going T20!
Totally agree. Is it that the scoring is somehow different, so more kids obtain a 1300/1400+ score, or is it that kids have had increasingly better test preparation? Probably a combination of both.
Tests are way frigg'n easier today than 20-30 years ago. For one, they removed the gat dang analogies and all highly arcane vocabulary from what used to be called the SAT-Verbal when it was actually hard.
Removing arcane words and deciding to focus on more meaningful standards doesn't make it easier.Anonymous wrote:My MCPS graduating senior got into a science major with a 1370 SAT and 3.9 UW. Got major everywhere but UMD but easy transfer once you pass gateway classes:
UMD Scholars Program
VT
Clemson
Florida
South Carolina
Marquette
Attending UMD in fall.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow in my day (I'm old!) that would would be going T20!
Totally agree. Is it that the scoring is somehow different, so more kids obtain a 1300/1400+ score, or is it that kids have had increasingly better test preparation? Probably a combination of both.
Anonymous wrote:well done. any merit aid offered from Marquette?