If SAT scores were grades

<p>What would they be?</p>

<p>Where would the cutoff point be for an A? 750? 700?</p>

<p>I already have two A Levels at grade B. I haven’t really studied any of the subjects offered as SAT subject tests, other than literature so the highest score I think I can get is probably about 700. I’m wondering if it’s worth taking SAT subject tests if I’ll end up with a lower equivalent score than my A Levels.</p>

<p>If you did it based on raw percentages, then </p>

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<p>However, I think it’s fair to say that anything in the 700’s is an A, 600’s is B.</p>

<p>Haha I think that raw percentage scale is actually very close to how I would personally scale it. Although, you can’t really say because it depends on what college and what test. Some tests are definitely easier than others, and obviously the cut off for an A would be higher with a more selective college.</p>