<p>Everyone on this forum is looking for new ways to raise their score up to at least 2000+… (some lower maybe)</p>
<p>My question is that if you aren’t aiming for an elite college, why would you still want an off-the-page or an amazing SAT score? What other colleges than the elites even need that? Are there other things that come with the amazing SAT score except an acceptance?</p>
<p>I would rather a high score than a low one…?
What kind of question is this? If you’re capable of doing better, why not?</p>
<p>thank you jubilant:)</p>
<p>stop hating cause you cant get a beast grade.</p>
<p>It seems like you have some personal issues with the SAT.</p>
<p>are you talking to me?</p>
<p>no, the guy next to you</p>
<p>I would imagine a good SAT score could help one receive merit scholarships at less selective schools. I think a lot of it, though, just has to do with the prestige and satisfaction of getting a good score.</p>
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<p>lmao i like how you guys have to be so patronizing to a simple question. you guys are taking it like it’s an attack on you…the op was just asking a simple question.</p>
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<p>It’s a perfectly reasonable question. From a certain perspective, it seems ludicrous that people (myself included) would put so much time into a standardized test.</p>
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<p>exactly. it seems pathetic and pointless when you can otherwise spend your time doing more useful things. but based on the responses by some of the posters here, i doubt that they have anything better to do.</p>
<p>i dont spend much time at all studying for the sat, at most an hour or two every few days. i’m investing a few hours into my future. i dont know about you, but that doesn’t seem pathetic or pointless. but whatever floats your boat. have fun watching tv, i suppose?</p>
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<p>yeah because by doing “useful” things i obviously meant watching tv.</p>
<p>because most of the people on here are aiming for elite colleges. if you are not then don’t aim high on the SAT.</p>