<p>" I don’t know what you mean by “deflated” in this context."</p>
<p>Sometimes 2400 is impressive into the college admission committee’s eyes, but that does mean it gaurantees you an entrance. There’s alot of 2300ers with 4.0s apply to Stanford and get denied. One of the city council’s son got 96 average in Stuyvesant and had a perfect score got denied to Harvard Princeton Yale and Penn. But then he got accepted to NYU Stern with full scholarship. Boston College denied near half of the applicants with 2300s and accepted the 1900s with talent and ability. Like I said, it’s not all about SAT scores. It’s about well-roundness (Stanford University’s view).</p>
<p>" I don’t understand what you’re saying here. "</p>
<p>My concern is that since the blue book has no explanations to the answers, just the answers whether they’re right or wrong, how do you expect us to review the questions ourselves without explanations? I would like to hear some thoughts from you because I’m aiming for the highest as possible in January.</p>