OT: Rutgers Incoming Class SAT Avg of 1319
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Did they make this test easier than when I took it? 1300 was fairly rare back then and now it's the average! I hear about 1500+ often now which was maybe one kid in my graduating class of 550 kids.
From Rutgers Enrollment staff—saw it on Paul Mulcahy twitter also said it is the strongest academic class ever
It's not a retweet.
FYI, this is easily done.
In a new post, click the filmstrip icon (2 places over from the smiley face). Go to the tweet, and in the upper right corner, click the down arrow, and select "Copy Link to Tweet". Paste that into the box for "Enter Media URL" when you click the filmstrip icon here.
Just realized Andy Buh tweeted that. Hope he is focusing on the playbook and player development.
Stone tablets are a little too high tech for me. Nothing wrong with using the tried and true wall cave .
Depends on how far back you go. Scoring was revised, I believe in the early 90's, so scores are higher these days. However, we're talking about a 20-30 point difference, not 100 points. So the scores, indeed, show more highly qualified students.
That is the fancy new term. In our village we just say wall cave writing. Now if we just come up with a way of having heat anytime we want it.
Fairly certain that when they recentered the scores in the 90s, it was 50 points added for both the verbal and math.
yes?
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Scores are higher these days. My son’s score is higher than the SAS average. We figured he’d get into RBS. After being waitlisted at RBS I checked historical scoring. About 2/3 years ago, the SAT average jumped about 60/70 points with a change in the test. We thought our sons score was very good, and it’s solid, but not as high as we originally thought. RBS was telling folks their average was 1420/30 this year during admitted students day
It's a trick question.
Why is it a trick question?
'Cause Queen's College didn't offer classes in 1766. It didn't hold it's first classes until '71 and only had one graduate in its first class. And the SATs weren't offered in the U.S. until 1926. However, in 1766 the correct SAT score of one student would be 4 degrees before top dead center.
My poor kids. They want to go to RU but may not get in. They are in 6th grade and 3rd grade so I need someone to invent an app that makes them answer SAT questions in order to watch YouTube videos. :sunglasses:
Yes, a number of times over the past 25-30 years (and perhaps before then, too - I couldn't say), including two or three times just in the 1990s. This, combined with the proliferation of test prep courses, has resulted in higher scores just about everywhere. Look around, and just about every college and university is boasting their highest-ever average SAT scores, every year, even as plenty of highly desirable schools are dropping the requirement for SAT/ACT scores at all.
I wonder how common it is for high school kids to be taking test prep courses to improve SAT score. I’ve read on these boards that some parents pay 250 an hour or more for private 1 on 1 SAT tutoring. I guess Zamar Wise from Barringer did not take advantage of the opportunities to hire one of these tutors. It’s all on the level right?
So classic. Though no offense Source, this coming from your mouth doesn’t have nearly the same effect as coming from Marisa’s beautiful mouth.
Jesus. You are really hitting this hard today. And I'd bet 99% of the kids whose parents can pay 250 an hour can't run a 4.6 or throw a football. Wise didn't need a 1319, he needed half of that. You don't need 250 and hour to get the bare minimum NCAA requirements. ACT is even easier.
Glad to hear it was true!
That should help them move up the ratings a bit.
Yes Rich parents pay for private tutors and for their kids to retake the SATs many, many times until they get a high score.
However, there is free SAT tutors and these days depending on your major, you don't even need to take the SAT, you can just take the ACT which is more math and science based.
That should help them move up the ratings a bit.
Yes Rich parents pay for private tutors and for their kids to retake the SATs many, many times until they get a high score.
However, there is free SAT tutors and these days depending on your major, you don't even need to take the SAT, you can just take the ACT which is more math and science based.
Now kids are taking all sorts of prep classes that teach you how to do well on the exams. Instant boost to the average
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