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Hai, just curious about other people's SAT scores and stuff. If you have taken the SAT then post below!! Here is the format you can use:y:

Best SAT score:
How many times you took it:
Other comments etc/easy,hard:

Here is mine:

Best SAT score:1750
How many times you took it:2saSA
Other comments etc/easy,hard:i thought they were relatively easy I also took a practice SAT twice beore the real SAT's:lol:

WTF?! you are pretty smart

mine is

Best SAT score: 1500(i cant remember the exact score but its close)
How many times you took it: 1
Other comments etc/easy,hard: its okay

Best SAT Score: 1,650
Reading:570
Writing:460
Math:620
How many times you took it: 1
Other Commentsretty easy, and my scores were high enough for the college I wanted.

I haven't taken it yet but my friend got a 2400.

I messed up, I've already taken the PSat but I'm taking it for the first time in October, Senior year.

Taken the ACT already, I plan on just getting into my local CSU. (California State University). Hopefully I do well on the SAT, I'm relying on both of these to help me get in.

My GPA is fudged thanks to me not giving a crap Freshy and Sophomore year.

Ah...I know that feeling. It's a boulder of regret and lament on your shoulders...It's terrible. I suppose it serves as a testament to the cliche though, make the most of what you have while it lasts, as you will never truly appreciate it until it's gone or beyond your control.

Well, I came out with some recovery, at the end of Sophomore year I ended up with a 2.5, Junior year thanks to good grades I got it to about 2.80, (Would be higher but I failed a final and dropped 2 letter grades). Now this year, it's make or break. If I can get that 3.0 I'm guaranteed to get into the CSU as long as I give them my ACT or SAT scores and they are at a certain level. (Which shouldn't be too hard).

Ehh, if all else fails, I can resort to what most my school is doing and go to a Junior college for a year or two and get a transfer, although that would only add a couple more years to get what I want to get.

Most people believe that just because you transfer from 2 years that you automatically have 2 years of college out and you are done, no you go from the 2 years to having to do another 4 years if you want that nice degree. The Junior college offers only so much at certain levels, when you get to college they will make you retake those in more advance classes that actually go over everything at a proper level + all the other requirements that are required to get that degree.

After I dropped out of highschool I went to Junior College for two years and transferred to UC Irvine and finished in one year and now am in grad school. Junior college gets a bad rap but if you take it seriously you should be fine.

I don't see anything really bad about a Junior College, it's just a different route. Also, yea as long as I keep doing what I am doing now and keep my grades high and study I should do fine. I'd easily be a 4.0+ student right now, just got lazy my first two years of High School and didn't really care, I've fixed a lot of my mistakes, just the GPA that I'm working on now. I already know I will get accepted to a JR College, and it's my plan that if I am declined from the 4 year I want to attend, just attend the JR, do really well and transfer.

A second application and proof that I am serious and will do well will get me the transfer.