I think that's pretty good. If I recall correctly (no guarantees) I had three sevens and I was all but hailed as the second coming of Christ.SckizoBoy said:Uh... what about us non-Americans who didn't do them?! -_-
Well, I got a triple 8 for my KS3 SATs, so... *shrug* -_-
Weirdly enough I don't remember what I got for KS3, but I remember getting triple 5 for my KS2. I remember they made me sit the level 6 maths paper without any notice or prep and I failed it. Then when I went to secondary school I sat the intro assessments and the science teacher flat told me that if they'd let me sit the science paper like I wanted to I'd have probably nailed it. Bastards.SckizoBoy said:Uh... what about us non-Americans who didn't do them?! -_-
Well, I got a triple 8 for my KS3 SATs, so... *shrug* -_-
That University of South Florida, or University of San Francisco?King of Wei said:Right around 1300 on the new SAT. Not great but good enough for USF!
To be honest, the ACT/SAT metric is a bit daft. Like I said, I scored a 21 or 22, really can't remember, and finished school Magna Cum Laude. A buddy of mine scored a 36 on the ACT, bounced out of college after his first semester and hasn't returned since. It just goes to show that your score is only one very small part of who you really are.afroebob said:Yep, thats pretty much what I'm doing. I'm going to do some classes in the military and then do some more classes once I get out to get about 2 years of college knocked out then I'm going to apply to UCLA (along with quite a few other schools of course) and finish up in a university.mokes310 said:Here's the little trick no one tells you about with most land grant/state schools. You can get in as a transfer with standards far lower than the typical entry requirements. Additionally, you can do a year or two at a tech school, get a fair portion of your general education courses out of the way (math, English, etc), save bucket loads of money, and still graduate from your institution of choice.afroebob said:...Anyhow, for me I got a 30 on my ACT. Nothing to be ashamed of but I'm going to try again for a 32, hopefully it will be enough to get into UCLA![]()
Naturally, I'm not saying that I'm going to get a 32 and then just skate through college. Its just that I hope that my high scores will help me get into the college.mokes310 said:To be honest, the ACT/SAT metric is a bit daft. Like I said, I scored a 21 or 22, really can't remember, and finished school Magna Cum Laude. A buddy of mine scored a 36 on the ACT, bounced out of college after his first semester and hasn't returned since. It just goes to show that your score is only one very small part of who you really are.
"Can you pay for college? Yup. Come right this way..."afroebob said:Naturally, I'm not saying that I'm going to get a 32 and then just skate through college. Its just that I hope that my high scores will help me get into the college.mokes310 said:To be honest, the ACT/SAT metric is a bit daft. Like I said, I scored a 21 or 22, really can't remember, and finished school Magna Cum Laude. A buddy of mine scored a 36 on the ACT, bounced out of college after his first semester and hasn't returned since. It just goes to show that your score is only one very small part of who you really are.