littleflower+JMJ Posted July 2, 2004 Posted July 2, 2004 [quote name='1337 k4th0l1x0r' date='Jul 1 2004, 08:06 PM'] The SAT score is set up such that every 100 point on each section is another standard deviation. A 500 in math or verbal is 'average' for the test. If you score a 600, you are one standard deviation above the mean. A 700, two standard deviations. SAT scores on each section will follow a bell curve. Statistical analysis on test scores, however, will show that there is a correlation between math and verbal scores, i.e., people who tend to do well on one section will do well on the other. I hope you can understand this. If not, I can make some pretty charts [/quote] you know i would have NO idea what your talking about ........... but since im taking a wonderful (and yucky) Statistics class, i understand what your saying......... i mean it makes sense to me!! :hide: Its scary!! NOW......if only i can finish my dumb term project for next wednesday..... confidence intervals, z- scores, and boxplots (z-scores for each outliers! ) fun fun fun!! whoo hoo!! now maybe you can mke some prettycharts for us! haahahaa jkkk
dlz7486 Posted July 2, 2004 Posted July 2, 2004 I got a 1440 on my SATs, 700 on verbal, 740 on math. For a lot of kids in my school, the average was about 900 combined. I think that if you get over 700 on both sections of the test, you're pretty well-set... of course, SATs and ACTs aren't the only things that colleges look at. My friend, who was valedictorian and had a higher GPA than me got far lower on his SATs than I did. In fact, I think I got the highest SAT score in my class, but there are definitely people smarter than me. It all depends. I think I just took the right test the right month, and knew what the people were asking. I'm so self-demeaning... lol
1337 k4th0l1x0r Posted July 2, 2004 Posted July 2, 2004 [quote name='dlz7486' date='Jul 2 2004, 08:06 AM'] I got a 1440 on my SATs, 700 on verbal, 740 on math. For a lot of kids in my school, the average was about 900 combined. I think that if you get over 700 on both sections of the test, you're pretty well-set... of course, SATs and ACTs aren't the only things that colleges look at. My friend, who was valedictorian and had a higher GPA than me got far lower on his SATs than I did. In fact, I think I got the highest SAT score in my class, but there are definitely people smarter than me. It all depends. I think I just took the right test the right month, and knew what the people were asking. I'm so self-demeaning... lol [/quote] 1440! That's a most excellent score. I got a 1470 (800 math, 670 verbal), so we're both in the 1400s club. The funny thing is that I took the test 3 times and made the same score every time.
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