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WhiteKnight

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Originally posted by: yukichigai
Originally posted by: NTB
29 the first time, 24 the second :eek: go figure. I don't remember what my individual scores were. I do know that that Uncle Sam got ahold of my scores though; I never got a call from a recruiter before I took the test, but afterwards I got one monthly (or better) for almost two years.

Nate

Old Sammy apparantly thought I was too much of a nerd to send recruiters off to call me. (35 math if I remember right) Unfortunately the summer before my senior year I took Weight Training with the football team so I could get my P.E. credit out of the way and leave time open for other things during the school year. The class was just fine, I got in shape damn quick, but after that I got some calls, lemme tell ya.

The same thing happened to me when I made Eagle Scout. Most of them left me alone after the first call but one Navy recruiter kept calling me to see if I'd decided on a college/future plans for about 6 months.
 

flavio

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After going to a big party the night before getting drunk off my ass, 2-3hours of sleep, arriving late hungover like mad, and took a nap in my car during the break.

Meant to try again under less extreme conditions but lost interest.
 

WhiteKnight

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Originally posted by: flavio
29

After going to a big party the night before getting drunk off my ass, 2-3hours of sleep, arriving late hungover like mad, and took a nap in my car during the break.

Meant to try again under less extreme conditions but lost interest.

Hardy har har ;)
 

Ryan

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22 :( Oh well, it was enought to get me a 75% paid scholarship to any University in FL :p
 

billandopus

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Originally posted by: WhiteKnight
Why do people feel the need to qualify their scores with comments like, "I fell asleep during the test", "I had brain surgery the day before", or "There was a pit bull chowing on my leg at the time"? What you got is what you got. Everyone knows that not all "smart" people test well on the SATs/ACTs. There's no need to either be embarrassed or attempt to brag about your scores.

I didn't take the ACTs and I got a 1490 on the SATs. 2250 on the GREs.


I was carving some Peking Duck while taking my ACT - got a 34 too!

Just kidding.

Here in the Great White North we do not have ACTs or SATs although I have always wanted to take them.
 

DT4K

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I graduated HS in 88. I took the SAT.
590 verbal - 76th percentile
700 math - 94th percentile

I wonder sometimes why it took me 10 years to realize I would be better at programming than at business or law.

Of course I wish mine was higher, but I don't get people like CPA being upset about a 1250 score.
You know the national average is around 1000 right?

A 1250 puts you around 80-85 percentile.