S A T

Students are often concerned that if they take the SAT or ACT more than once, and get a lower score, that's what they'll be stuck with.  That is not necessarily the case!  SAT & ACT superscore!

As the graphic above depicts, a top SAT score puts students in the top 10% of all test takers with a combined score range of 1360-1600, consisting of a Math score of 690-800 and a Reading and Writing Score of 670-800. A competitive score of 1210-1340 puts students in the top 25% of all test takers, consisting of a Math score of 600-680 and a Reading and Writing score of 610-660.  An above-average score of 1070-1190 puts students in the top half of test takers, but won’t be as advantageous when applying to highly competitive programs, with a Math score of 530-590 and a Reading and Writing score of 540-660. A below-average score of 400-1050, consisting of a Math Score of 200-520 and a Reading and Writing Score of 200-530, puts students below average compared to the testing population, but the combined score may be enough to get into a wide variety of college programs. 

                                                                                                                                                  Information from Texas OnCourse Blog


Things to know:

But, what if?

What do you do when you don't know the answer or run out of time?  

Is there a penalty for guessing? 

Is there a method to guessing?

You can find the answer from Princeton Review HERE!