Old/ New SAT score

advantagious
Fri, 09 Mar 2007 18:57:15 +0000

Yeah…I mean, you can do the straight-up proportion (Old SAT score*1.5), but that is only an approximate at best. It works fine if your 3 separate test scores are roughly equal, but if you have a gap, then it is less accurate. That’s how it is for me–by the proportion method, my 2290 becomes a 1520 or 1530, but my actual old SAT score (well, my Math + Verbal) is a 1580. If you are trying to compare your current SAT scores with middle 50% brackets, I would just add together Math and Verbal.