Old SAT scores compared to redesigned SAT scores.

Akqj10
Thu, 21 Dec 2017 19:24:10 +0000

nillupa, it depends on what range the scores are in. The new stats are in. A new 1420 equates to an old 1430. A new 1460 to and old 1470, and a new 1510 to old 1540. This is based on the colleges acceptances. No one will ever know if the two pools were much different, but when looking at the stats for who schools accepted, high school class of 2017, the concordance tables appear to be very far off, by about 60 points at the 1450 range, less of a difference for lower scores and higher at the top level. 60 points coming from they said a new SAT would be 50 points higher, and it was actually 10 points lower. These stats are from colleges such as Vassar and Hamilton, who listed acceptance rates for new and old SAT scores. You need to look at very competitive schools with very high SAT scores to see where the concordance tables went wrong, they weren’t off that much for average scores.