PSAT Scores for National Merit Semifinalists 2009 (H.S. Class of 2010)

<p>for CA that is</p>

<p>Updating California</p>

<p>Alabama 208 (posts 328 and 294) (-1)
Alaska
Arizona 210 (post 574) (+1)
Arkansas <=209 (post 460)
California 218 (post 579) (+1)
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida<=210 (post 534)
Georgia <=214 (366)
Hawaii
Idaho 209 (post 568) (+1)
Illinois <=214 (Post 407) (cutoff is 213 or 214)
Indiana <= 212 (Post 532)
Iowa
Kansas 211 (post 435) (0)
Kentucky <= 209 (post 309)
Louisiana <=208 (post 438)
Maine
Maryland >220 and <=223 (post 545)
Massachusetts <=221 (post 494)
Michigan <=209 (post 331)
Minnesota
Mississippi <= 212 (post 357)
Missouri 211 (post 538) (-2)
Montana
Nebraska <= 211 (post 292)
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York <=225 (post 564)
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio <=212 (post 492)
Oklahoma <=209 (post 420)
Oregon
Pennsylvania <=215 (post 437)
Rhode Island
South Carolina <=211 (post 480)
South Dakota <=205 (post 320)
Tennessee <= 213 (post 350)
Texas 216 (post 537) (+1)
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington <=218 (post 313)
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming</p>

<p>Got a 222 in NJ and NMSF</p>

<p>Updating for NJ</p>

<p>Alabama 208 (posts 328 and 294) (-1)
Alaska
Arizona 210 (post 574) (+1)
Arkansas <=209 (post 460)
California 218 (post 579) (+1)
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida<=210 (post 534)
Georgia <=214 (366)
Hawaii
Idaho 209 (post 568) (+1)
Illinois <=214 (Post 407) (cutoff is 213 or 214)
Indiana <= 212 (Post 532)
Iowa
Kansas 211 (post 435) (0)
Kentucky <= 209 (post 309)
Louisiana <=208 (post 438)
Maine
Maryland >220 and <=223 (post 545)
Massachusetts <=221 (post 494)
Michigan <=209 (post 331)
Minnesota
Mississippi <= 212 (post 357)
Missouri 211 (post 538) (-2)
Montana
Nebraska <= 211 (post 292)
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey<=222 (post 583)
New Mexico
New York <=225 (post 564)
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio <=212 (post 492)
Oklahoma <=209 (post 420)
Oregon
Pennsylvania <=215 (post 437)
Rhode Island
South Carolina <=211 (post 480)
South Dakota <=205 (post 320)
Tennessee <= 213 (post 350)
Texas 216 (post 537) (+1)
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington <=218 (post 313)
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming</p>

<p>Updating New Jersey</p>

<p>Alabama 208 (posts 328 and 294) (-1)
Alaska
Arizona 210 (post 574) (+1)
Arkansas <=209 (post 460)
California 218 (post 579) (+1)
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida<=210 (post 534)
Georgia <=214 (366)
Hawaii
Idaho 209 (post 568) (+1)
Illinois <=214 (Post 407) (cutoff is 213 or 214)
Indiana <= 212 (Post 532)
Iowa
Kansas 211 (post 435) (0)
Kentucky <= 209 (post 309)
Louisiana <=208 (post 438)
Maine
Maryland >220 and <=223 (post 545)
Massachusetts <=221 (post 494)
Michigan <=209 (post 331)
Minnesota
Mississippi <= 212 (post 357)
Missouri 211 (post 538) (-2)
Montana
Nebraska <= 211 (post 292)
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey <=222 (post 583)
New Mexico
New York <=225 (post 564)
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio <=212 (post 492)
Oklahoma <=209 (post 420)
Oregon
Pennsylvania <=215 (post 437)
Rhode Island
South Carolina <=211 (post 480)
South Dakota <=205 (post 320)
Tennessee <= 213 (post 350)
Texas 216 (post 537) (+1)
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington <=218 (post 313)
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming</p>

<p>Cutoff in Louisiana is 207.</p>

<p>Just spoke to my son’s GC who told me cutoff in Fl is 212.</p>

<p>Updating Louisiana. Have not updated Florida as posts #587 and 534 are not in synch. We need one more confirmation for FL as to cut off</p>

<p>Alabama 208 (posts 328 and 294) (-1)
Alaska
Arizona 210 (post 574) (+1)
Arkansas <=209 (post 460)
California 218 (post 579) (+1)
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida<=210 (post 534)
Georgia <=214 (366)
Hawaii
Idaho 209 (post 568) (+1)
Illinois <=214 (Post 407) (cutoff is 213 or 214)
Indiana <= 212 (Post 532)
Iowa
Kansas 211 (post 435) (0)
Kentucky <= 209 (post 309)
Louisiana 207 (post 586) (-1)
Maine
Maryland >220 and <=223 (post 545)
Massachusetts <=221 (post 494)
Michigan <=209 (post 331)
Minnesota
Mississippi <= 212 (post 357)
Missouri 211 (post 538) (-2)
Montana
Nebraska <= 211 (post 292)
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey <=222 (post 583)
New Mexico
New York <=225 (post 564)
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio <=212 (post 492)
Oklahoma <=209 (post 420)
Oregon
Pennsylvania <=215 (post 437)
Rhode Island
South Carolina <=211 (post 480)
South Dakota <=205 (post 320)
Tennessee <= 213 (post 350)
Texas 216 (post 537) (+1)
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington <=218 (post 313)
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming</p>

<p>I’d say that confirmation from GC in Fl school that cutoff is 212 is pretty strong. Maybe should at least indicate conflict in cutoff list.</p>

<p>modad, the posts in 327 and 534 also sound pretty convincing. Are the GC’s actually told what the state cutoff is, or do they just assume based on the semifinalist scores in their schools?</p>

<p>National merit will release names on Sept 16th per official letter to semifinalists.</p>

<p>Son officially notified of NMSF status with a 217 in RI</p>

<p>GC are told what cutoffs are. No reason for me to think otherwise with respect to discrepency.</p>

<p>Florida’s cutoff is 212 until someone with a lower score can attest to a different one.</p>

<p>Alabama 208 (posts 328 and 294) (-1)
Alaska
Arizona 210 (post 574) (+1)
Arkansas <=209 (post 460)
California 218 (post 579) (+1)
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida 212 (post 589) (+1)
Georgia <=214 (366)
Hawaii
Idaho 209 (post 568) (+1)
Illinois <=214 (Post 407) (cutoff is 213 or 214)
Indiana <= 212 (Post 532)
Iowa
Kansas 211 (post 435) (0)
Kentucky <= 209 (post 309)
Louisiana 207 (post 586) (-1)
Maine
Maryland >220 and <=223 (post 545)
Massachusetts <=221 (post 494)
Michigan <=209 (post 331)
Minnesota
Mississippi <= 212 (post 357)
Missouri 211 (post 538) (-2)
Montana
Nebraska <= 211 (post 292)
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey <=222 (post 583)
New Mexico
New York <=225 (post 564)
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio <=212 (post 492)
Oklahoma <=209 (post 420)
Oregon
Pennsylvania <=215 (post 437)
Rhode Island <= 217 (post 592)
South Carolina <=211 (post 480)
South Dakota <=205 (post 320)
Tennessee <= 213 (post 350)
Texas 216 (post 537) (+1)
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington <=218 (post 313)
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming</p>

<p>I see so many people that seem to have their semifinalist results already. Do schools already have them?</p>

<p>214 did not make it in MN, cutoff must be somewhere above 214 per school GC</p>

<p>My son got his packet from his Guidance Counselor today - he is a semi-finalist with a score of 228.</p>

<p>Updating MN and CT</p>

<p>Alabama 208 (posts 328 and 294) (-1)
Alaska
Arizona 210 (post 574) (+1)
Arkansas <=209 (post 460)
California 218 (post 579) (+1)
Colorado
Connecticut <=228 (post 597)
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida 212 (post 589) (+1)
Georgia <=214 (366)
Hawaii
Idaho 209 (post 568) (+1)
Illinois <=214 (Post 407) (cutoff is 213 or 214)
Indiana <= 212 (Post 532)
Iowa
Kansas 211 (post 435) (0)
Kentucky <= 209 (post 309)
Louisiana 207 (post 586) (-1)
Maine
Maryland >220 and <=223 (post 545)
Massachusetts <=221 (post 494)
Michigan <=209 (post 331)
Minnesota >214 (post 596)
Mississippi <= 212 (post 357)
Missouri 211 (post 538) (-2)
Montana
Nebraska <= 211 (post 292)
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey <=222 (post 583)
New Mexico
New York <=225 (post 564)
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio <=212 (post 492)
Oklahoma <=209 (post 420)
Oregon
Pennsylvania <=215 (post 437)
Rhode Island <= 217 (post 592)
South Carolina <=211 (post 480)
South Dakota <=205 (post 320)
Tennessee <= 213 (post 350)
Texas 216 (post 537) (+1)
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington <=218 (post 313)
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming</p>

<p>Based on historical data and trend, I think we can safely put a floor of <=223 (current Maryland floor) for all the states with no reports or reports that are higher than 223. If memory serves me correctly, MA and MD are the perenial winners of the “highest floor” distinction. Btw, I’d even go down to <=221 (current MA floor) with the possible exception of MD.</p>

<p>FYI: Just called National Merit, since D’s GC said school would not be notifying students until mid September (even though we know she made it, but want the “official” word :slight_smile: ) In contradiction to post #591 by marishaun, National Merit does not send any letter to students at home (unless homeschooled). If your D or S hasn’t heard, I was told by them that you can call them after Sept. 16 to find out your child’s status (Their official release date, as we already know is Sept. 16)</p>