If i recieive a perfect score on it.....what would it do?
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umm did i just help u cheat on this test by giving u the answers? if i did, just pretend my answers were guesses. and no nobody cares about anything except SAT / ACT for college. if u do well, ur school will probably put u in advanced classes
559067
If you are going to take it again, make sure you are doing something different to prepare for it like taking a prep class, etc. If you don't, the test is designed so that your scores won't change that much given your same level of skills and effort. 30 points out of the scoring range of 600-2400 is not that much. Many colleges and scholarship committees take the average of all your scores. And as previously suggested, you may also want to consider taking the ACT as well. Good luck.
89891
the link is\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system.php
578648
i dont know if you can get the score without the ereport but you should  get the report to make sure its off you credit report.  plus keep in mind that it can take months for the credit reports to update.  i had something on there for 6 months before it updated
587644
Only use will improve your credit score. If you don't use it, it still appears on your credit, but doesn't have a negative or positive rating on your score. It just shows as an open line that you have.
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I guess '4'. Do I get an A?
438309
http://www.actstudent.org/scores/send/
379662
You get a brand new car at level 6...NOT!!!\n\nJust keep answering questions.\n\nThis explains it:\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system.php
573991
The score report that College Board sent you should tell you what percentile your score falls into.  The higher your percentile, the fewer people who scored higher than you did (so the better the score is considered).  50th percentile is considered average, with half the people scoring above 50%tile and half scoring below 50%tile.\n\nThere are 3 sections on the SAT w/ a max of 800 per section.  Average in any one section is typically around 500, so average for the whole test is about 1500 (500 x 3).  1610 is a little above average... a respectable score, but not mind-blowingly high like a 2300-2400 would be.
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Let me rephrase: you're saying that if person who usually gives sound advice or "correct answers" achieves a high score and a complete idiot achieves a similarly high score, then what the hell is the meaning of a high score?  Interesting question, so I'll take my shot at this.\n\n\nA high score will mean something different for the smart guy and the not-so-smart guy.\n\nFor the "smart guy", it will confer a sense of accomplishment that he/she has done some sort of civic duty, and it may even help reinforce that person's G-d complex (speaking about myself here)\n\nFor the "not-so-smart guy", it allows that person to, of nothing else, attempt to become smarter by stretching himself, i.e., answering different types of questions.  If other people criticize his/her answers, and this person takes the time to analyze this feedback, then the person is already improving him/herself.  \n\nLastly, one unifying meaning of a high score, regardless of who you are, is that you have no problem reaching out to people, at least not in online social situations (offline social situations is another story completely.
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It depends entirely on which test you took.  Some only count right answers, some deduct a set percentage for wrong answers.  It really depends on the test.
569080
The Writing Section is already scored... CollegeBoard has a scoring grid where the Multiple Choice and essay are taken into account to give you a Writing Score. They just include your separate scores to let you know how you did on the Essay and the Multiple Choice individually, so that you can figure out where you might want to improve, if you ever decide to retake it. But, as the person above said, these are very good scores! Congragulations! (I just got my SAT scores today as well! Aren't you so glad they're over?!?)
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Example: You got a 50 on your math and a 50 on reading. You add a zero to the end of each and add them together, 500 + 500 = 1000. Hopefully you scored higher than that. ;)
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What that score means very much depends upon the test that was used.  If the test was an on line test, keep in mind that they are not real IQ tests, and that they score higher than the real ones.   The only real IQ test is one administered by a professional in a one-on-one testing situation and scored and interpreted by that professional.\n\nThese links explain IQ scores and the range.   I hope this helps.
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yeah 100 is the normal score\nim 12 and got 120 :P
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If everything but the final is complete and you have an 87% then... \n\n.85*(87) + .15*Final = 80\n\nFinal score = (80 - .85(87))/.15 = 40.333%\n\n\nBut try your best
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How do I do that?\n\nYou mean your questions and answers score or....is this something else? Tell me and I will go look.\n\n*Btw, I don't think you should burn in hell based on something silly like this.