Ok, I'm just wondering if 1590 is a good SAT score, because I'm not sure. I know they've changed some things, so can anyone tell me if this is good? I think I should take it again in the fall, what do you think?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Work & School category? Maybe give some free advice about: School? uisforukelele answered Thursday April 27 2006, 5:49 pm: That score is a little above average. I would recommend taking it as many times as possible. My counselor told me that each time a student takes it, their score generally improves so it can't hurt to retake it in the fall. I'm in 8th grade, and I took it last year when I was in 7th grade and made a 1110 out of 1600. My friend took the new test and made a 1610 out of 2400. So my friend and I got scores that were relatively equal to each other, but I took the old SAT and she took the new SAT. I'd recommend just retaking it as much as you can and perhaps purchasing a few SAT-prep books to help. [ uisforukelele's advice column | Ask uisforukelele A Question ]
sizzlinmandolin answered Wednesday April 26 2006, 11:44 pm: I don't know how the new scale works (I don't think anybody does), but if converted to the 1600 scale, you got a 1060, which is a little higher than average (average being 1000).
After doing a little research, I found that the average score on the new SAT is 1540. So, it seems like the scales are pretty close to each other.
You shouldn't have any trouble getting into a state or community college. If you were aiming for higher than that, you can always retake the SAT to try to get a higher score, or transfer to a "harder to get into" college after a year of attending a different college. I hope that helped you and good luck! [ sizzlinmandolin's advice column | Ask sizzlinmandolin A Question ]
x0_maggie answered Wednesday April 26 2006, 10:50 pm: If you took it before March 2005, then 1590 is an AMAZING score because it was out of 1600. But if you took it March 2005 or afterwards, 1590 is not a great score. Now..it is out of 2400.
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