If you get a SAT score of 1630 for a scholarship, is it worth applying or is it too low when you are overseas.
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Check out this web site: http://www.guaranteed-scholarships.com/ and you'll see a list of colleges that will offer scholarships for scores less than 1630.  \n\nhttp://www.guaranteed-scholarships.com/
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there are a lot of opportunities to study abroad. but first u have to decide the country where u want to go to and what u plan to study
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They do not add up your SATII scores, only the SAT reasoning test (SATI)\n\nSubject tests are looked upon on their own, a total score of 800.\n\nYou should check with the colleges to see how they make their decision. Some colleges look only at the best, but others take all into account, so it really depends on the college you're applying to.
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It you scored well on your exams, it's a piece of cake, if not well ... oh well. My friend was tired of waiting for a response from the U.S so she went to the Antilles to study. Good luck sweety and hope you get in the program of your choice.
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Absolutely yes!!! In fact you have lots of options. Check around in your area, or do a country wide search if you want to go away. They will be very open about their GPA requirements. You may not be able to get a merit scholarship but you can get accepted.
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Your GPA and SAT matter. Be specific about what school you want, and look up their requirements.  Its going to be a higher SAT if your GPA is less than perfect.
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A 3.5 GPA is probably way too low for most applicants to get in.  Remember, the average GPA and SAT numbers are generally lower than what is required for most applicants to have a realistic chance of getting in to these type of schools (unless you're in a special situation that offers some advantage).  The average GPA and SAT numbers for these schools is dragged down by athletes, legacies, those with connections, etc.  I would say for someone without any specific admission advantage, a 3.8 GPA and 1500 SAT or higher is more realistic to be competitive.  Class rank may be more applicable than GPA as well.  My brother had a 3.8 GPA, 1570 SAT's, and was a collegiate caliber track athlete and got rejected from MIT.
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No matter where from you are. A lot of scholarships are available for you. Search sites like  www.admissionglobal.com
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I really think they focus on your GPA and SAT scores.  I was accepted with a 3.8 GPA (through my Junior year anyway).  I also got an SAT score of 1190.  I didn't do many sports or extracurricular stuff, but I did have a part time job.
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It can be hard really. I've done it though. \n\nhttp://apps.collegeboard.com/search/adv_...\n\nThis is the SAT page. Lets you search by different criteria, incl Fin Aid. Really easy to work with, very useful. I chose the colleges I applied to using it and 3 of 10 offered full scholarships. \nIt might be useful to know that there are two types of scholarships - academic award based and need based. First see which are available to you - need based are almost always only available to Americans. \nBR
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SAT, its a general knowledges test, you need it to apply to any american University. Each Uni. ask for a certain average in your score.\n\nTOEFL, its an english profficiency test, here as well, Unis, ask for a certain ammount of score in this one.\n\norganizations? depending in your grades you can apply for a FULLBRIGHT scholarship.\n\ncheerios,.
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I'm not aware of any such link sorry. But what I know is, most colleges do not have a cutoff point for the SATs. So with your above average score, you should be able to apply to most colleges easily.
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It depends. Review the admission requirements for the universities to which you want to apply. Some universities have a minimum GPA and SAT score requirement.
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I think you need to take the test again and try to improve your score. With 2060, I've been told I have a fighting chance at one of the top 20 schools. My percentiles were both in the mid to high 90s, so it's more the percentile that matters than the score, I think. Try to get your percentiles at least above 85. Many scholarships require at least 1900 as a SAT score... all the ones I've looked at recently, at least. \n\nGood luck. And btw, don't listen to the person who said you'll be driving a garbage truck with a SAT score like yours. SAT scores are not the only thing that colleges look at, and plus, your SAT score doesn't judge the content of your character. It's more important to be a god person than to be a high test scorer. SAT scores don't judge your success rate in either college or in the work-force, and that has been statistically proven.
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Great job, but I'm not sure how many U.S universities give scholarships to international undergrads.\n\nGood luck!
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Depending on your score, it might be good, but you need it to be great. First of all you have to decide whether or not you want to go to a state university or an ivy league. If you want to go to an ivy league school, you will need to take the SAT again. The higher your score, the better chances that you will get into the school that you want to. If you think you got a good score, take it again, it can't hurt. If you get the same score, then no worries. Get a better score, then use it to your advantage and get the scholarship money...the less your parents spend on school, the more you get. If you happen to get a lower score (God forbid) then use your inital score and keep on moving. It is a win-win situation no matter how you look at it. Again, the higher the score, the better the chance for you to get into the school of your choice, and get scholarship money to pay for school.
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As long as you can get a 31 on the Asvab, yes.  And 31 is NOT difficult.  The higher the score, the more opportunities you are offered, so please do study for it.  There are study books available in the library or book stores near the SAT study books.  You'll probably have to get a "waiver" for it.  Work for your recruiter, not you.  But the Marines have a waiver for almost everything that would stop you otherwise.