<p>237 Alabama
77CR 80M 80W</p>
<p>211 Alabama </p>
<p>70 CR 71 M 70 W</p>
<p>Wow, @meaa7130, superb score! </p>
<p>@balrog29 Great job! The cutoff for your state hasn’t been higher than that since 2007! Good luck!</p>
<p>Thanks to all who continue to post!</p>
<p>What I’d really like to know is the PERCENTILE for a Selection Index of 202…anyone???</p>
<p>230 TX
Form W, 76 in CR, 76 in M, and a 78 in W</p>
<p>223 in WA
Form W 74 CR, 71 M, 78 W</p>
<p>@Socks14 If you haven’t received the paper score yet, you will soon and it will be on it. But be aware, they give the percentile as compared to last year’s students, so it’s not a truly accurate representation. I think 202 has a great chance for commended! 
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<p>@HaruhiSuzumiya Please post your score and state! :)</p>
<p>211 FL</p>
<p>225 LA</p>
<p>211 AZ, do you think I’ll apply for the scholarship? It’s usually been from about 209-214 here in AZ</p>
<p>i got a 214 in Pennsylvania…hopefully i qualify!</p>
<p>218 NJ
64 CR
76 M
78 W</p>
<p>I got a 218 PA (64 cr 76 m 78 w) same scores as the person above me oddly enough. Cutoff for qualification was 216 last year, but I’m not completely informed about everything- will I likely be a semi finalist or a finalist, or will I only get commended?</p>
<p>Texas
232
72 CR
80 Math
80 WR</p>
<p>DC 229
80 CR
76 M
73 W</p>
<p>230 CA, at least in my heart. 227 officially. Not going to bother Collegeboard with it unless somehow the cutoff is over 227 - I’m positive I didn’t omit any questions.</p>
<p>223 OH
77 CR
76 M
70 W</p>
<p>@MrName That is pretty weird we had the same exact scores. Did you expect your CR score to lag behind the other scores so much? I was really disappointed and I didnt know what went wrong…</p>
<p>240, OH</p>