importance of sat

sp1212
Tue, 23 Feb 2010 20:49:22 +0000

First I would like to say 2 things:

1. Change your username. Eager4college? Serious?

2. Come back and ask a different question.

To answer your question is pointless. I will explain why:

1. If the answer to your question is yes: it will put more pressure on you to perform better on the SAT. Once you get your SAT scores, you will only worry about whether you will get in or not.

2. If the answer to your question is no: you will not feel much pressure to perform better on the SAT. You will still worry about whether you will get in or not.

-Either way, you will be trying your best on the SAT. Hence, whatever happens, happens. If you are dissatisfied with your score, try again.

Your next sequence of steps:

1. Apply to the schools you want to get into.

2. Apply to the schools that you think are safe to get into.

3. Wait.

4. Wait some more.

5. Get acceptance letters

6. Get Rejection letters

7. Eliminate the schools that rejected you and choose from the schools you get into.

=>Continue from there.