neatoburrito

In the south, kids get out of school in May. The June SAT would then be the summer after 7th grade.

Kei-o-lei

Assuming that the OP isn't a troll . . .

Example of a gifted program where SAT is accepted for entry
Grades 7-8: SAT and ACT
Our primary tests for students in grades seven and eight are the SAT and ACT.
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SerenityJade

@neatoburrito, Not always. In Virginia, schools on the coast often don't start until after labor day so it ends in mid-June. Inland, they often start in August and end in May though.

emberjed

I got a 30 on a practice ACT in 8th grade (an actual practice ACT, not the Explore test).

SerenityJade

@ilikecashews No. That the OP is a troll. I could tell by the wording. A 7th grader who gets a 2000 would know that it's a good score. Plus, that's not the wording of a 7th grader you'd catch on here.

I'd never say that it's impossible for a 7th grade to get a 2000. I know it is. I do find it improbable however.

ilikecashews

@SerenityJade, what point are you trying to make? OP's claim - getting 2000 SAT in 7th grade - is impossible?

emberjed

@ilikecashews: No, just that someone who'd done that wouldn't be phrasing the question like it was; they'd be more intelligent and confident in their abilities. I agree. But it's not impossible to get a 2000 in seventh grade - one person's gotten a 1600 on the old SAT at age seven - though it's very rare.