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Question: At heavy Math/Engineering schools like MIT, could an 800 on Math Level 2 SAT II cover for a 750 on the SAT Math - Post a Response
First Asked By: PsychoLord13 - Total Responses: 3 - Date Posted: 3-19-2009 - Order by:

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#1 - Date Posted: 3-19-2009
PsychoLord13	I ask because I know SAT I is generally considered more important than the SAT II but I'm better at advanced math than I am at the weird math on the SAT I. I got a 750 on the SAT Math (below average for say, MIT or Caltech) but it looks like I'm almost definitely going to get an 800 on Math Level 2
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#2 - Date Posted: 5-8-2009
azzajack	Sorry to tell you, but A LOT of people get 800's on Math Level II, it is not the ideal way to stand out, consider focusing on your other admission factors
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#3 - Date Posted: 11-11-2009
sarvshreshth	The above poster is correct. You will have to look beyond that. For MIT 800 on Math 2 is no excuse because the curve is just so very lenient.
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