<p>@IAmTheGOAT Thank you 
I really do hope that and I decided if I don’t go to Ivy for Undergrad, I will for Grad. Same here, I expect a few Bs sprinkled in the mix, but that should be okay honestly it’s senior year. Nice! Obviously 1 99 is extremely good but that score hurts LOL.
Also, I don’t think your scores will be whats stopping you, I talked to a Cornell rep. recently and she talked about how after you pass like a certain point like 2100, they don’t even take into consideration your scores. They look at the other components because to them, a 2100 proves that you can do the work. Yeah Cornell is beautiful though omg.
A 33 should be fine! Don’t worry :)</p>
<p>@scarlettlovesivy No problem, and yeah, I think I’ll go to ivies for grad school, too, if I don’t get into undergrad.</p>
<p>And yeah, I’m not worthy enough for you if I don’t get a hundred! Lol xD</p>
<p>Also, it is good news to hear that about the scores because basically everyone here said I have pretty much no chances at the ivies, but I’ll believe what you said since it gives me hope. Thank you Scarlett! :-)</p>
<p>@IAmTheGOAT Grad school is what really matters anyway so we should be okay. LOL I’ll make an exception for you, a 99 is okay in my book 
Okay people here are so pretentious. You do not need a 2300 to get into an ivy and if everyone did need a 2300 to get in, that makes no sense when their average is not 2300. You should have a lot of hope, you’re obviously super smart and seem cutout for an Ivy so don’t let anyone say you have no chance. No problem, Goat </p>
<p>You’re too kind, scarlet. I honestly think I won’t even be able to do work at an ivy league or berkeley or ucla even if I get in because I am struggling with physics now, in high school. I have a 94 % in every class, except for the 79% in physics. I want to say that it is because my teacher is bad, but that is just an excuse. </p>
<p>Anyway, I almost forgot! We exchanged instagrams and stuff in that chat room for the October SAT. We were going to get yours, but you just left. PM me so we can exchange that! </p>
<p>@IAmTheGOAT Hey now don’t leave me out of this @scarlettlovesivy. </p>
<p>Also, is anyone here taking the November SAT? Those poor souls…</p>
<p>I’m taking the November SAT in hopes that I can pass the magical 2200 mark. lol</p>
<p>@IAmTheGOAT Good luck my friend. Dual enrollment in the #NovemberSquad.</p>
<p>Thank you, DrDorias. I will try to make #OctoberSquad proud. </p>
<p>@IAmTheGOAT To be perfectly honest to you, I feel the EXACT same and I’m SO glad you brought that up. I seriously think I would die with the rigor in an Ivy. Like I’m not sure I could handle it, which is not good. So maybe it’s best I look at Ivys for Grad and kind of leave the Undergrad thing alone. I’m still debating.
And you’re gonna think this is stupid but I recently deleted my twitter, facebook, AND instagram for college because apparently they check them. But once college app season is over, I’ll def. tell you guys my users
Oh and GOOD LUCK TOMORROW KILL IT I KNOW YOU’RE GONNA GET A 2400!!!</p>
<p>@DrDorias We would never leave you out <3 </p>
<p>@scarlettlovesivy But… you and I know that we are still probably going to end up applying to those ivies anyway haha. But seriously, I think you’ll be fine at an ivy for undergrad. You even said yourself that the Cornell reps told you that 2100+ generally means you’re good enough. I honestly think I got my 33 by fluke. Just hoping for a 34, or 2210+ by fluke. I’m not dumb, but I was surprised when I got my 33 lol. </p>
<p>Deleting your social media temporarily isn’t stupid at all. Its just a safety measure, one that I’m just too lazy to do lol. Looking forward to the stress-free times after college apps, too. Hopefully you dont forget me! :P</p>
<p>And thanks for the good luck! I’ll definitely do better with you wishing me luck lol.</p>
<p>@DrDorias, there is no way we can forget the guys with the highest score from #OctoberSquad! You’re my role model for this. I’d be lucky to even get within 50 points of your score!</p>
<p>@IAmTheGOAT @scarlettlovesivy Thanks guys, I got lost in your college app talk so…I’m pretty scared about being a senior.</p>
<p>Also, don’t stress. The best advice about the SAT is to go in with a clear head. You know how to do everything on that test; it’s just a matter of small mistakes getting in the way.</p>
<p>@IAmTheGOAT Hahaha, seriously we’re both gonna apply :))
No the 33 was not a fluke, don’t say that lol, you’re smart and that’s why you got a 33 and you’re gonna get a 2300+ and it’s gonna be no fluke. I could never forget you Goat lol, you’re the best Ii’ll keep you guys updatd about everything. Okay so since I wished you good luck, that means you ARE DEF. going to get that 2400 ;)</p>
<p>@DrDorias Hold up. You’re a junior? Damn, I feel stupid now lol.</p>
<p>@scarlettlovesivy Yeah! This was my first SAT. </p>
<p>@DrDorias Wow, pretty sure i’m not worthy enough to even talk to you 
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<p>@scarlettlovesivy Haha…please don’t say that. It was fun seeing that there are actually normal people on CC and not a bunch of snooty geniuses.</p>
<p>@DrDorias It was fun seeing that someone like you, who is only a first time taker with an exceptional score is so modest. I admire you way too much, you’re awesome</p>
<p>Thanks! @scarlettlovesivy #scarlorias</p>
<p>Obviously #Scarlorias <33333 @DrDorias It’s a bit early but what colleges are you looking into anyways? </p>
<p>@scarlettlovesivy I haven’t done any research at all, so my college choices are pretty much from word of mouth. My senior friends (now college freshmen) who attend Stanford think Princeton would be good for me. I’ve only “visited” UCI and Cal Tech, and UCI is nice while Cal Tech lacks girls (an immediate no).</p>
<p>I try not to think about my college choices yet, though. Still got a year to go!</p>
<p>@DrDorias Yeah I don’t blame you, I haven’t given college much thought since late in Junior year but those are great schools. HAHAH we think alike, I can’t go to schools with no boys. But yeah you have a while to go and it’s a good thing you got SATs done and over with now. Just focus on subject tests, keeping a good GPA, and good ECs and you’re good to go </p>