<p>@FangirlMary. I’m from MD too and we’re out today. I’m so happy</p>
<p>My school has 2000 kids about so everything’s pretty crowded I like it though as far as college goes my likely schools are:
University of Hartford
Hofstra
Roger Williams
Marymount manhattan
Possible match schools are:
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Rutgers
Montclair State University
George Mason
Possible Reaches:
Fordham
James Madison
Not sure if I want to apply to:
SUNY Purchase
SUNY Binghamton
LIU CW Post
It’s all gonna depend on aid and my sat scores I’m aiming for a 1200+ out of 1600 and I think it’s possible</p>
<p>woow… guys… I have about 120 kids in ma grade… that few/ a lot? normal? not so normal? what is it?! lol</p>
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<p>^HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Omg… it says everything I have to say sometimes to those provocative ppl! lol! this forum is so helpful hands down, but no one can deny that everything in that article describes exactly what you feel towards those ppl! srsly… I’ll make sure to keep the link to shove it in the face of a whiny brat instead of my usual scolding… lol…</p>
<p>I have ~900 kids in my school, and we have four lunch waves, and 2 cafeterias (one small, one large). We also have four lunchwaves. If you get there immediately, you’re back to your seat in less than a minute. If you get there at the peak, you’ll be waiting 5-8ish. However, our lunch waves are also only ~24 minutes.</p>
<p>I meant the class… the class of 2014 at your school… is it anywhere near mine?!</p>
<p>BTW, does someone have the McGraw Hill’s SAT Math level 1 book? If yes, Then you are officially on the list of my best ppl in the World… And can you tell me if you found mistakes!!! Cuz I think it sorta confused me a lil… especially diagnostic test.
thanks! :D</p>
<p>There are 275 people in my class and 1200 students total. Your grade seems a little on the small side, but still average enough</p>
<p>My entire school plus 7th and 8th grade could fit in your class size. I never will get used to the fact that other schools are so big. So who’s taking the SAT on Saturday and is less than happy with their practice scores??</p>
<p>Class of 773 (772 as of yesterday). We started out large and have g</p>
<p>Class of 773 (772 as of yesterday). We started out large and have gotten progressively smaller by about 75.
For practice tests, I was scoring below 1900 consistently, but come test time, I scored 400 points higher than my average practice test score. Some people are just that lucky.</p>
<p>Also at my school lunch is offered periods 3-7 and we have 9 periods a day but sometimes things can be crowded and seniors and juniors can leave campus for lunch, but sophomores leave a lot too because they don’t check. I do my hw in the the library during lunch because I’m so busy! Ugh gotta love it lol</p>
<p>My class has 147 people, as of the beginning of the year. We have three lunch periods, and there are around 600 students total, so about 200 students at each lunch block. We have four class periods, each an hour and a half, and a 30-minute lunch sometime during the day.</p>
<p>Currently, my class is about 260.</p>
<p>I’m retaking the SAT in June, and my practice score is ~70 points lower than my October score. This will certainly be exciting.</p>
<p>love the optimism… ;)</p>
<p>My class is about 260 strong, and a little over 1000 in the school. </p>
<p>For lunches, juniors and seniors can leave campus, so I haven’t been to our cafeteria all year. Based off what I remember from freshman and sophomore year, lunch lines were like 5-10 minutes for me, up to 20 minutes for those that got to lunch late. These days I go to my house where the wait is 0 minutes, or to Jimmy John’s/Wendy’s/local pizza place where the wait is usually around 2-3 minutes. So I guess I have it good in that department.</p>
<p>Oh, and I think that Urban Dictionary thing is a little harsh, haha. There may be a lot of nerds here (me among them, I suppose), but I don’t think most people try to put others down.</p>
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<p>There are ~475 students per grade with a current total of 1893 students. For my school you can leave campus for lunch at any grade. It’s just that anywhere to eat (Chipotle, Starbucks, etc.) are accessible only by insanely fast biking or driving.</p>