<p>1850
670 math
560 reading
620 writing</p>
<p>Suny Geneseo
Suny Binghamton(legacy)
American University
George Washington University
Colgate(double legacy)
Tulane
Muhlenberg
University of Miami
Oxford College of Emory University</p>
<p>That’s a little exotic for a request; what are your ECs like? Plus what’s your GPA like? It’s not like you were applying at non-holistic schools that also disregard grades completely.</p>
<p>Catria, im would like to see if people think my SAT score is good enough to have a chance at the colleges above because im trying to decide if i should retake it or not. Seeing you know so much about colleges, can you please help me by chancing me?</p>
<p>Without even a GPA, chancing based on SAT alone is a shot in the dark. These chances are subject to change depending on your GPA and ECs. Of course, it’s easier for me to work with a GPA and no SAT score than the other way around.</p>
<p>Emory: Aim for 2100+; do you have a 3.7+ GPA?
Tulane: Aim for 2100+; do you have a 3.7+ GPA?
Muhlenberg: Do you have a 3.7+ GPA?
U Miami: Do you have a 3.5+ GPA?
GWU: Aim for 2000+; do you have a 3.7+ GPA?
SUNY Geneseo: Do you have 3.5+ GPA, given your SAT?
Binghamton U: See SUNY Geneseo
American: See SUNY Geneseo
Colgate: Aim for 2100+; do you have a 3.7+ GPA? (Legacy holds little weight there)</p>
<p>i have 3.6 uw and a 3.8 weighted</p>
<p>Thanks for chancing me btw!!</p>
<p>I say your SAT seems to fit in the range of all of these colleges. My advice is you see other statistics of the colleges above and see if you stack up. If you don’t know your GPA, heres how you calculate it.
A- 4.0
B- 3.0
C- 2.0… Etc
Honors classes are worth 5 points, AP’s are worth 6. You just subtract one point for every letter grade you are down. One you find your GPA for all of your grades, average them.
Hope I helped :)</p>
<p>thank you. You did help</p>
<p>bump 10char</p>
<p>bump 10char</p>