Anonymous wrote:The data from SFFA says otherwise. A relatively low 1500 SAT scorer did not fare as well as a 1570.

Now look up the word marginal and apply it.

The data from SFFA says otherwise. A relatively low 1500 SAT scorer did not fare as well as a 1570.

Anonymous wrote:Strategy is take multiple times and get a tesr section that is easier/suits child.

Don't leave to chance and only take once.

Take it often. Is like retest in school. Why not avail?

Bc marginal score differences don’t make much difference?

Bc, even if they did, the differences between colleges are also marginal and far less important than your kid finding a place that fits?

Bc your kid would be far better served spending that time doing things that are meaningful and/or enjoyable to them?

So effed up.

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Anonymous wrote:A 1530 is a much different score than a 1490. Just like a 1570 is a much different score than a 1530.

No, they’re not much different. They’re slightly different.

This, exactly.

Anonymous wrote:A 1530 is a much different score than a 1490. Just like a 1570 is a much different score than a 1530.

No, they’re not much different. They’re slightly different.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread has so much crazy.

Yeah, especially given that College Board instructs all students taking the SAT to NOT TALK ABOUT THE TEST. Lots of blabbing going on... stop pumping your kids for information about the test they are not supposed to talk about. Have some integrity.

What? Lol, every kid after they are finished