What are my Chances?

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One might be able to rationally come to the conclusion that adding at the 75th percentile is not an accurate reflection of cumulative scores if one looks at those of Yale. It would simply not be true that 25% of the student body has scores of at least 2370. Given that there are only about 1,100 students who score at that level in each given year, it would be illogical to assume that Yale had approximately 40% of them.

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<p>Don’t forget about superscoring. (It does not, though, render your main point invalid.)</p>