SAT Score 2070: Math Programs at Schools You Can Get Into

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An SAT score of 2070 can provide access to a range of colleges, particularly those with strong mathematics programs. While top-tier institutions like Princeton may be out of reach, schools such as Georgia Tech are viable options. Factors beyond SAT scores, including grades, coursework, extracurricular activities, and community service, play a significant role in college admissions. Prospective students are encouraged to research individual college websites for specific average SAT scores of admitted students.

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What sort of school can I expect to get into with an SAT score like this? Are there any in particular that have a good mathematics program?
 
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For a question like this, it might be a good idea to do your own research. There's a lot of schools out there and a lot of information on average SAT scores on the college board:

http://www.collegeboard.org/
 
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Not knowing the scores you got on each individual section makes it hard to say anything, since you could've done great on one part and terrible on another.
 
well from my experience SAT is not everything..
SAT doesn't test anything other than hard work..
 
Ashuron said:
well from my experience SAT is not everything..
SAT doesn't test anything other than hard work..

Agreed. There's many factors that go into getting into a college. i.e. grades, classes you took, extracurriculars, community service, etc..
 
You probably can't get into the "top 10" schools with that. But plenty of top publics and some top (but not tippy top) privates will glady have you. i.e. don't expect to get into Princeton but say you should be in at Georgia Tech.
 
well you can also check their websites for average SAT of those admitted..
 

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