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parentofteen · 07-27-2005, 09:22 AM

Her PSAT score was in the low 200's, but I don't recall for sure. It was a weird score for her because she is more of a verbal person usually, but her math score was far better than her verbal for that test. (On the SATs her verbal has always been far superior to her math) She qualified for National Merit commendation, but not scholar status. Her senior year SAT ended up being substantially higher than her PSAT and her earlier SATs, especially in the verbal. I will always link that vast improvement to the fact that she "read herself silly" junior year and fell in love with many old classics.

Thanks for the apology. I sincerely wish you success with the junior year PSAT and SATs.

07-27-2005, 09:22 AM	#29
parentofteen Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 64	Her PSAT score was in the low 200's, but I don't recall for sure. It was a weird score for her because she is more of a verbal person usually, but her math score was far better than her verbal for that test. (On the SATs her verbal has always been far superior to her math) She qualified for National Merit commendation, but not scholar status. Her senior year SAT ended up being substantially higher than her PSAT and her earlier SATs, especially in the verbal. I will always link that vast improvement to the fact that she "read herself silly" junior year and fell in love with many old classics. Thanks for the apology. I sincerely wish you success with the junior year PSAT and SATs.