Gat a 1690 on My SAT’s…is this good?
Also, on my PSAT’s in Sophomore year I got a 156.How is this in relation to my SAT score? Does this mean that on my next PSAT I will get a 1690?
Any information will help…Thanks
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Your score of 1690 is better than average. The average on the SAT exam is 1500. Thus, you were 190 points above average. Although your score was above average, it is not a great score. If you are planning on applying to any of the prestigious schools across the country, I would highly recommend that you prep more for the exam. As aids for studying for the SAT exam, try using tutorfox.com’s sat guide and the princeton review’s sat guide. Tutorfox.com sells its guide for only 10 dollars, and it written by two students who scored a 2400 and a 2350 on the exam. The Princeton Review’s sat guide sells for about 15 dollars, and helps students tackle problems they are unfamilar with. Let me know if you need any more help and/or info.
Regards,
Ben
Since 1500 is about average (http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/scores/understanding/average.html ) a 1690 is above average. I’d say that around 1800 would be a “good/great” score, but that’s my personal assessment– your score is certainly above average! And since those averages are for ALL the students taking it, including a lot of seniors and such, you’re score is pretty good!
Good luck!
A perfect SAT I is 1600, while a perfect SAT II is 2400.
Try taking more SAT prep classes and really do the work, don’t slack off.
take care …thanks.
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