No one has to answer if they don't want to answer. I'm just curious as to how many geniuses or slackers(sorry, I'm bad at choosing the right words) read Asian novels. I haven't met another person who reads online Asian novels that I didn't introduce to them. If you're not currently in school, then the most current scores works, too. Edit: I'm no genius, but I used my scores to get into my college with scholarships. My pre-2016 SAT: ~1680 My pre-2016 ACT: ~28.7
I should have been around the bottom 80-90% of my promotion when I graduated from highschool. I barely even went to classes and if I did I would be reading novels anyway, I barely graduated with a scientific SAT equivalent thanks to my grades in literary subjects.
no : "questioning my talent?! you are coutring death" option? not interested then btw the question itself is wrong to begin with you have to arrange the range to be between stuff since if some1 is in the top10% then he will be in the othar topX% range too so it sould be: top10% 10% < ... < 20% 20% < ... < 30% . . .
I got a 29 on my act so above average here~ then again also, I never have ever studied for any sort of college app or credit tests ever. Never could motivate myself~
35 ACT, 1540 SAT, 3.2 weighted GPA (I'm a lazy bastard so I failed foreign language and stuff), 12 AP classes total, all with 5s and 4s. I'd say I'm pretty decent.
I believe I got ~1800 on my SATs. It was considered a "low average" at my college. =| I think they redid the SATs since I did it, so my score is rather meaningless nowadays.
I spend my days wasting government provided welfare on alcohol and pills if I'm not a bottomfeeder, I don't know who is
Never did mine. Was having too much fun going on YE and EVS to bother. Would have been in top 30% though, I'm lazy, but not stupid.
i failed my ACT. i never have the dexterity that it takes to be a magician. not everyone can be barney stinson. the man even went to MIT. (ACT= advance card tricks) (MIT= magician institute of teenack)
i suppose this spread does make sense, as the people who scored lower are probably less likely to be reading in their free time.
i forgot mine. . . . but after i graduated. . . i foubd out tge world is harsher or am i just too unlucky. . . .all my years of study and practice. . . my skills and tricks. . . hell i got a job that is almost the reverse of what i studied. . . .and by the time i found a job my skills are useful. . it already rusted. . . haaaaaaaa sorry for ranting just a piece of my experience. for guys who are still young here and still on studies. . . good luck, oh and sometimes be flexible, because you can't fit a square in a circle. . well you got my drift. . . ciao
If you ask me my grades, I'll say that they're terrible. But for tests, I'm almost always in the top 10%. But I haven't taken my SATs yet, only my practice SATs, and that was in my freshman year. I did get ninety percent or higher on all of the subjects, though. Probably. There might have been one or two that were in the eighty percent range.
1800 on my sat... Uhhhh..... I really sucked at writing So I pretty much bombed that portion of the test...