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AVReidy
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Hey everyone, I'm a junior in high school and I have yet to take the SAT or even the PSAT. I want to clarify the one thing that makes it seem stressful to me. I remember reading that if applying to Harvard after taking the SAT more than twice, your chances of being accepted are severely lowered. I don't plan on applying there (of course), and I know that this isn't the case for most schools, but it's still stressful to picture only having two chances to do well on the SAT.
Is this really the case for Harvard or any other schools? I've also heard that some schools average your scores if you take it numerous times, but I'm not sure about the validity of this. So for certain schools, is it true that they look at the amount of times you take the SAT and the scores you receive on each?
Please clear this up for me, thanks!
Is this really the case for Harvard or any other schools? I've also heard that some schools average your scores if you take it numerous times, but I'm not sure about the validity of this. So for certain schools, is it true that they look at the amount of times you take the SAT and the scores you receive on each?
Please clear this up for me, thanks!