Joined: Jun 07, 2008 Age: 20 Posts: 120 Location: Singapore
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:29 pm Post subject: My SAT Results
Okay so I just did my SAT in October 15 (I think. I can't remember.) and I got my results yesterday. So now I'm gonna post it here. But before I get to my results, I'm gonna show the format of SAT scores for those who don't know. Here's the highest possible score for the SAT:-
Now the questions I'm asking myself right now is these: Is it good enough for me to enter USC? Or do I need a higher score? Or maybe is it enough for me to enter other colleges? _________________ Hello, friends. The Ashmeister ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I believe you're very good if you applied to Mason with that score. Also why be a Trojan (or Gamecock South Carolina share the same initials with Southern California) instead of being a Patriot.
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I don't remember mine but I remember they were abysmal. Things were very rough at home though (long story) and I was in a clinical depression (hindsight). I ended up going to a community college and eventually transferring to a state university. When I went to the university I took art classes and the professors liked my work enough to let me bypass the portfolio requirement for admissions to a degree seeking program in fine arts. You might try the community college angle. You can improve your standing there, maybe?
Joined: Feb 05, 2009 Age: 19 Posts: 1028 Location: Singapore
Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:26 pm Post subject:
Or try applying to CSU Los Angeles. Your scores fit into their 75th percentile. I will say no, don't apply to USC, because it's too overwhelming as a 'prestigious' school. _________________ Ex amicitia vita
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Your scores fit into their 75th percentile. I will say no, don't apply to USC, because it's too overwhelming as a 'prestigious' school.
