chances at these schools, i just got scores.?
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You should have no problems getting into St Joseph's or Clark University.\n\nYour SAT scores won't keep you out of the other two, but your GPA is a bit lower than the average.  I'd say you have a good shot at Northeastern.  Villanova is a bit of a stretch, but you still have a shot there as well.\n\nIf you get into all of them, Villanova dominates the others.
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Yeah, that's a very good SAT score.  Here are the results from the SATs last year:\n\nMale Verbal 513,Female Verbal 505.  Male Mathematical 538, Female Mathematical 504.
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Yale, Harvard, NYU.........good luck!
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i think your score is bab at all if what score you can do little bite better so try for    next time tiob      get your score higher
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hopefully\n\ngrades are really what count at the end of the day\nand SATs scores come 2nd
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As many times as you feel  you need to, generally.   Keep in mind that some colleges will use your highest score and others may average your scores.   So you might want to visit with the admissions office(s) of the college(s) you  are  interested in attending.\n\nBest of luck!
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Here's the direct link to log in and get your scores:\nhttps://ecl.collegeboard.com/account/login.jsp?applicationId=115&destinationpage=https%3A%2F%2Fnsat.collegeboard.com:443/satweb%2Flogin.jsp
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You should research the schools to find out what your chances are. Most school websites give information about their acceptance rates, diversity break down and what areas their students come from. You can see which of the categories you fit into.\n\nBut if you know you meet all their requirements, you should know that you have a chance of getting in. It's also good if you show a record of balancing extracirricular activities with school. Community service is also a plus, but they'll be able to tell if you do it at the last minute just to get into their school.\n\nGood luck!
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I can't imagine what your SAT scores are going to look like.  Do they come in negative numbers now?
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Don't know where you can get a list, but Georgetown has early action.  Be prepared to have the decision deferred, though.  And also not to get in - I think everybody in the country with decent grades applies to G-town just because they do early action.
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Excellent job.  Try for all universities which you have an interest in.  Your SAT scores, are not the only criteria.  Hopefully, you can show extra curricular actions, and perhaps outside job experience, volunteer work etc.. and a desire for achievement!  Good luck
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Actually that other choice is based on the old SAT, and since you obviously took the new one, it does not necessarily apply now.  But again, as long as you have a good GPA, you should have a good shot of getting into a school that like Central WA, which does not seem to have overly competitive admissions, you should get in.  Try adding your Math and Critical Reading scores together and apply them to the table, then apply it to the chart at http://www.cwu.edu/~cwuadmis/pdf/ai-table.pdf and you should have a better idea
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I hope you did very well on your SAT. I hated the SAT. I got a poor score so thats why,  lol. I did much better on the ACT but the bottom line is I still got into the school I wanted to go to. So best of luck to you and I hope everything turns out alright for you.
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Congratulations Dixie!\nThe results are back and you scored a 100! That means you can probably be successful in any endeavor you set yourself to do.\nThe choices are yours now, good luck!\nHave a great day,\n-Gabe
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a 1420/1600 is really good! You'd have a solid enough score to apply to the top 25 nationwide schools, and even some Ivies
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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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Do a bit of homework (yeah, I know, groan-whine-groan). Call the admissions offices of the schools you're interested in and ask them what the median score was for this year's freshmen. As long as you are at the median, your chances of acceptance are solid. However, a higher SAT score can "score" you scholarships, so don't settle for "decent". Prepare for the SAT (and check out the ACT - you may do better on that!) to make sure you score the most points possible. Take a few practice tests - you can attend a free one at your local Kaplan center - to make sure you can handle the last sections of the 4-hour ordeal.  \n\nDo your research, and don't settle!\n\nLighty, \nRegents' Scholar, UCSC