How much should I pay to get excellent mark at SAT 1?
487711
How wrong is that???  You need to STUDY and earn a good score on your own; a doctored score means nothing, and since you are expected to actually know something about the subjects the SAT tests you on, if you do not then that lack will eventually catch up with you.  Getting into college (I assume that is what you are after) on the basis of a false score won't do you any good if you can't keep up with the workload.  Take the prep class, and buy a good study/prep guide as well.  There are several, so invest in the best one you can find; you should be able to borrow copies of other guides from your public library.  Work hard, be proud of yourself.  Don't sell yourself short, you can do it if you try.
621920
Maybe 550. Could be even less if you have a strong background, especially for an EMBA program. 600 would be much better though.
583492
It depends on your other stuff.  SAT scores are only one portion of the application.  You have outside actitivies and all that.  On the old exam, you would probably want to get at least 1500.  Even a 1600 didn't guarantee anything obviously.  Translated to the new score, that's about 2250.  You can get in with lower obviously if you have outstanding something else (sports, winning national or international competitions, etc.).
365717
Try out Craigslist.com from under one of the links of cities near you.  Put out a free ad for an English tutor and ask your own price.  If you just want a college student, or recent college grad, you should probably charge $10-15 and hour.  Good luck.
977919
The test is supposed to be calibrated so that the average score for each section is 500, making the total average score around 1500.  I remember that my score of 2150 places me somewhere in the 90th percentile.  Just so you know though, the SAT seems like the biggest deal in the world in high school, but once you get out of the highly academically competitive atmosphere and into the real world, no one gives much of a damn what you scored on your SATs.  SAT scores ultimately have very little to do with success in my opinion. I know many people I would consider much brighter than me with lower scores.
426468
Call the admissions people and ask what you need to do, you probably will need to take the SAT 1.  They probably will offer you many good scholarships for your grades and for being an international student.  But, you need to apply ASAP.  Good luck!
1094312
Not a bad rate, not the best perhaps, but certainly not bad for a high 600 score.  A word of caution about refinancing... check your contract carefully many sales finance contracts have a $75 to $100 early payoff fee, usually if the loan is paid in full within 6 months.
1152316
Do what makes you happy; what you like best and are best at. Don't worry about the cost, just do it if you want to. Good luck! Hopefully your grades will go up. :)
736079
Now that they've established the new SAT, 1600 is well below the perfect score. I took the SAT a couple of weeks ago and made a 1640, which is only a little above average.\n\nI looked online, and the site won't list the usual combined score for students, but usually it's around 700 for reading and math individually.\n\nSo around 1400 if you aren't counting your essay and writing skills points
484541
Are you talking about the OLD SAT?  The highest for that is 800 in Reading and 800 in Math.
598619
It varies by state.\n\nThe cost will vary for each jurisdiction. Estimated costs for first-time candidates applying to take all four sections will be approximately $575-$800.
841365
Depends if your taking the new SATs...if you are, then the max is 2400. If your taking the old ones, then it is 1600.
824572
A good rate is $10-15 an hour.\n\nObviously, it depends on how big your house is.\nIf you find the right person and your house is small you could expect around $30.\n\nYou could save money by finding a starving college student or illegal alien.
480496
I concur. Also with the ACT, but I'm starting to believe more in it now since I got a very high score, higher than what my grades would put me as, showing I am unmotivated :D I got suckered into an AP exam and I guess it's okay if you want to pay 80$ and die slowly yet surely when the questions keep coming and coming... I liked the SAT, though, because it was based more on grammar and literature, though I don't know a use for it.
315821
I'd try contacting The College Board, the company who gives the SAT's.  I'm sure that they'll be able to give you a copy, though it will probably take some processing time and cost a bit of money.  The link below takes you to their contact page.  Good luck!
767920
Unfortunately, the ACT does not have fee waivers for sending out test scores.  Their theory is that you should have done that when you first took the test (up to four free colleges).  I'm not arguing that this is fair.  To minimize costs, make sure you send in your ACT early enough ($8 per regular report sent) so you don't need to use the priority report ($13 per priority report sent).\n\nBased on your score, you would be a competitive applicant at most schools (only places like Duke, average of 31, and MIT, average of 33, would put you significantly below the normal scores they receive from applicants).  You're probably in the top 10% of test takers for your composite score and possibly in the top 5% for math and science.  Your reading score is the only one that is below the 26 arbitrary threshold used to classify a test score as great and competitive.\n\nHope this helps.
880341
NOPE, no such place. just take it easy, SAT is not all that bad.  besides you can take it more than once if you want, and the higher scores count