<p>well ga2012mom, some programs require an sat of 7th graders to help judge acceptance into some of their programs for talented kids. i forget the name but johns hopkins has one, and you need to take the sat before applying. and choklitrain, i was being kind of sarcastic/ironic when i said that, but that was very informative and a good way to describe it</p>
<p>jayay: not defending, just stating. i’d be happy to take up your argument from 295 if you wanna keep at it</p>
<p>crimsonchic, D took the SAT in 7th grade as part of the Duke TIP program, but she studied for it for 1 week before she took it. Did okay, not great. Studied 2 weeks for ACT, did much better.</p>
<p>I was just referring to several of her friends whose parents have MADE them study and take courses since 7th grade. My D is a human, I don’t want to treat her as a machine. Different strokes for different folks. BTW, my D’s score was better than “those” friends.</p>
<p>wanna supply some numbers? idk what a usual 7th grader score is, but i heard 1700+ is pretty good for them, the act is also a much different test, and i know asians who went to like 6 week long sat camps and only scored around 2000, you can prepare up to a point, but’s pretty useless after that, and it’s tough slogging through the upper echelons of scores</p>
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<p>lol crimsonchin68, so what are your thoughts on yaoi?</p>
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<p>Yes, I should go through and read through this entire thread to try “to understand what is going on.” Because, it’s so useful, you know?</p>
<p>I just reply to things I want to comment on. That’s the purpose of internet forum threads.</p>
<p>Since CC is so wonderful, I don’t even know what of yours I commented on.</p>
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<p>Great for her. I managed to get into the 98th percentile of the ACT without studying at all.</p>
<p>Chaosakita: You should comment when you have something to contribute. Like a point or something. Just randomly commenting on things with sarcasm,etc. just makes the thread confusing and adds unneccesary strife.
OH and that’s great for you and your <em>grand</em> ACT score. I don’t think GAmom was bragging, unlike you. She was trying to prove a point. See, the whole nagging ‘point’ idea comes up again…</p>
<p>This thread has gotten so crazy. I had a lot of ideas for replies, reading through the last two pages, but now I just don’t know what to say.</p>
<p>chaosakita, congrats on your 31 ACT. (98th percentile)</p>
<p>Sorry to all for being so sarcastic an unbecoming of a mom o this thread, but it gets to a point where I am disgusted. Enough said.</p>
<p>yo 31’s a fine score and all, but i wouldn’t exactly write home about it. i would love to tell you my thoughts on yaoi, if i knew what it was</p>
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That was my point. Don’t flaunt with a 31 on cc. Obviously overachievers here.</p>
<p>i know gamom, but i was addressing chaosakita</p>
<p>lol, so was I.</p>
<p>i personally wouldn’t flaunt less than a 2250 or 34</p>
<p>who cares. Can we please get back on topic, seeing as this is getting no where?</p>
<p>Continue this convo somewhere else if you have to, like the race thread.</p>
<p>anyone else know of people who attempt to copy exactly what others before them have done?</p>
<p>we’ve really been over pretty much anything that factors into getting into college, i think this thread is pretty done</p>
<p>Sorry once again usermame. I let people get to me in an unbecoming manner.</p>
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<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Did you happen to know those scores off the top of your head or did you go look them up?</p>
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<p>Mmmk, your opinion is really relevant to me.</p>
<p>lurk moar</p>
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<p>I’m glad to see that you think it should be a relatively common experience for 7th graders to achieve such a score.</p>
<p>wow, get over yourself</p>
<p>i’ll call harvard, let 'em know you’re on your way</p>
<p>Because, you know, if you can’t get into Harvard you’re clearly a useless student.</p>