MD cutoff predictions? @YoohooAddict
Those are some very good points. =D>
@Hermit9 idk that seems a little low
@collgefreak it has to be i really dont think that it can be much higher
@collgefreak Oh my gosh are you kidding me? You basically got a perfect score! Yes, you definitely got national merit semifinalists or we are all screwed.
@nerdmonster101 did you get the email from CB? It should have the access code.
Anyone who is asking if a 220+ is good enough PLEASE STOP its really annoying Thanks!!!
I got 212 selection index so I think I am right on the border to get it or something… I live in Florida btw and it said I was 99%
I’m really confused. I got a 1370 on my PSAT with a 200 SI. The report says that I’m in the 99th percentile still?? Feel like it should be lower than that. 740 (99th percentile) in Math and 630 (93rd percentile) in CR&W.
@burstlimit @icantsleep @nerdmonster101 thanks guys 
im just worried because california is always really high cutoff
@SLPFPHALL123 are you a junior or sophomore?
@Calchong I’m sorry haha it’s just that California always has a really high cutoff.
Everything right now is just predictions based on everyone’s scores…so no one knows. All we can do is wait.
Again PREDICTIONS.
Is there anyway to see what percentile your Selection Index is?
I didn’t have any access codes. I have two boys, one sophomore and one junior. My junior already had an account, we just logged in and scores were there. My sophomore didn’t have one so we created an account and the scores were there…
Here is the link:
https://studentscores.collegeboard.org/home?affiliateId=arupnssr&bannerId=pnsrcrs
MD and DC have the highest. Even higher than California. RIP me
And me even though I’m gonna have a horrid score
@collgefreak forgiven! i understand but I am sure you will be fine Good luck!
Massachusetts has one of the highest score I believe at 211.
@Calchong thank you, and same to you 
@Bearsgarden MD students have scores in my area. Hope you now do.
When our schools give us our printed reports back to us, will there be an asterisk next to the SI indicating whether we qualified for anything? I think I remember it being that way last year but I’m not 100% sure.
Edit: nvm; I realize now that was because I was a sophomore.