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2. SAT mean scores of high school seniors, standard deviations ...

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   1 Members of the graduating class of 2017, 2018, or 2019 who had taken the SAT as a percentage of all 2016-17, 2017-18, or 2018-19 high school graduates. State percentages were calculated by the College Entrance Examination Board based on the number of high school graduates in each state as projected by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE).

3. SAT mean scores of high school seniors, standard deviations ...

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   NOTE: The SAT was completely redesigned in 2016. The new SAT was first administered in March of 2016. This table reflects 2018 through 2023 high school graduates who took the new SAT during high school. The data in this table do not factor in performance on the old SAT, and the data for 2017 set a new baseline for future year-to-year comparisons.

4. Fast Facts: SAT scores (171) - National Center for Education ...

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   The SAT is a college admissions test taken by students in high school. The average SAT score of 2023 high school seniors taking the SAT was 1028 out of 1600. 1 Possible scores on each SAT section range from 200 to 800, for a total possible score of 400 to 1600. NOTE: The SAT was completely redesigned in 2016.

5. SAT - Wikipedia

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   Education economist Jesse M. Rothstein indicated in 2005 that high-school average SAT scores were better at predicting freshman university GPAs compared to individual SAT scores. In other words, a student's SAT scores were not as informative with regards to future academic success as his or her high school's average.

6. Number, percentage distribution, and SAT mean scores of high ...

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   The new SAT was first administered in March of 2016. This table reflects 2017 through 2021 high school graduates who took the new SAT during high school. These data do not factor in performance on the old SAT, and the data for 2017 set a new baseline for future year-to-year comparisons. If a student took the new SAT more than once, the most ...

7. Research Report No. 2004-4 Understanding What SAT ... - ed

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   SAT® scores are added to high school grades, this increment is often described in terms of a seemingly very small increase in explained variance. This may have led to the erroneous belief among test critics and others that students with low SAT scores would perform, on average, almost as well in college as students with high SAT scores.

8. The SAT and SAT Subject Tests: Discrepant Scores and ...

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   who take the SAT. Among the high school seniors who graduated in 2008, more than a million and a half students took the SAT, whereas slightly fewer than 300,000 took at least one SAT Subject Test and 275,714 students took the SAT and at least one Subject Test. The mean SAT scores for students taking both tests were 590 in critical reading, 618

9. DISENTANGLING THE ROLE OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADES, SAT SCORES, AND ...

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   The results suggest that test scores and high school grades have similar correlations with SES at the student level. These findings are pertinent to the role of HSGPA in predicting FGPA. However, as addressed in the Discussion section, predicted college GPA need not be the basis for college admissions decisions.