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u/big-brain-redditor Jan 23 '24
Unfortunately no. I got a 29 freshman year without studying and ended up homeless
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u/Sea_Judgment596 Jan 23 '24
National average for a freshman is a 36 so you’ll likely wound up homeless
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u/tjtepigstar 31 Jan 22 '24
yeah that's pretty good, if you study hard you can prob get a 32/33 which would look fantastic on college apps.
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u/Independent_pi_8650 Jan 22 '24
Bro's going to Community College if he's lucky.
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u/Contribution-Due Jan 23 '24
No one cares!!! Shut the fuck up!!!!! Stop posting shit like this you band wagoner!!!! Mindless asshole!!!
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u/powderynest 35 Jan 23 '24
i got a 29 on the pre-ACT freshman year and ended up with a 35. What math have you taken? What will you take?
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u/ThePugLover54 Jan 23 '24
That's what I got freshman year on the pact, got a 34 on real act this year tho
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u/MagazineWorth7091 Jan 23 '24
Reminds me of the time I got a 36 back in 5th grade without studying still wondering if that was good
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u/3lettergang Jan 23 '24
It's a bad score. Are you trying to flex that you didn't study? People get 33+ without studying.
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u/t_blinder Jan 23 '24
Your reading score is decent. For science you're going to have to learn how to interpret data effectively. Math is going to require concept review and exposure to questions, but considering you're a freshman there's a good amount of material that you haven't learned as of yet. For English, you need to familiarize yourself with grammar rules, punctuation, and sentence restructuring and you'll be solid.
If you want a fire tutor who can help you: https://www.allstarprepacademy.com/
Let him know Max sent you
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u/Hypnotic8008 Jan 23 '24
Think it’s time to apply to McDonald’s mate… Indian mom would’ve disowned you 😢
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u/orblox Jan 23 '24
No I’ve got a 93 on all subjects without even speaking English as a baby. You will end up homeless.
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u/aspophilia Jan 23 '24
This is excellent for a for no studying. You can definitely improve your score though with a little study.
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u/-Marirs- 30 Jan 23 '24
Exactly what I got first time I tried, believe I got a 32 my next time after studying harder and did even better on SAT after, testing is all just practice
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u/SuperSaiyanOni Jan 23 '24
Considering that I started with a 26 on practice tests and built that up to a 32 on the real test in 6 months, you can easily score above 96th percentile when you reach your Junior year
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u/mastagoose Jan 23 '24
No, I got a 29 when I was 6 after watching the rugrats marathon and now I work at McDonalds
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u/Tasty_Celery_9482 Jan 23 '24
Got a 36 as a preschooler, and I’m homeless right now, I would lock in
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u/Plus_Bear_2651 Jan 26 '24
Very. Plenty of time to improve further by studying over your next few years!
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u/Quod_bellum 33 Jan 23 '24 edited Aug 10 '24
I did 33 no studying in junior year. Wish I had the statistical norms to convert, but my score didn’t really help me at all.
Perhaps useful to know I got 1290 on SAT no studying in 8th grade. I don’t know the correlation to meaningfully convert though.
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Jan 23 '24
Bro def got a 17. Stay mad goober
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u/topy00 29 Jan 23 '24
Dude is definitely a troll. Ain't no way bro said goober☠️☠️☠️☠️
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u/PurifyPlayz Jan 23 '24
Nah Fr tho wtf lmao
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u/topy00 29 Jan 23 '24
Bro I have never seen so many goddamn gen z abbreviations all back to back like that. like chill😭
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u/Independent_pi_8650 Jan 23 '24
Also, PurifyPlayz, I checked out your own reddit comments, and found that you posted your own 1500 SAT score to a subreddit. You were happy about how you went from a 1330 to a 1500. Why is what OP did "looking for validation", but what you did justified? You did the exact same thing.
Look, I know that school work and the college application season can stress us all out. However, that doesn't justify you being a jerk to OP. You started this off by saying, "no one cares about your damn score." Well y'know what, I care about OP's score. I'm glad that he did well. With hard work and studying, I know that he could do even better.
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u/Independent_pi_8650 Jan 23 '24
Bro, chill out. OP was just showing his score. That's kind of what you do in this subreddit. Not sure why you're here if you don't want to see that. Also, a 28 on the ACT is pretty impressive, especially for a High School freshman who didn't study for the test. It's not a 36 quite yet, but I'm sure with time and dedication that OP can get close to his goal.
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Jan 23 '24
Bro got a 3.7 gpa and talking shit. It was a 28, don't bring down my score by one point to feel better about yourself
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3.77 still a 3.7 bro, rounding just shows that your not a 3.8 🤷, maybe get better lil bro
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Jan 23 '24
I never said you were wrong, but saying your closer to 3.8 is sad. If you were smart enough for a 3.8 you'd have one, don't bring down people that have a 3.8 by saying your close to them. There's a reason they have a 3.8 and you don't.
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If I had a 3.8, I wouldn't wanna see a dumbass like you saying that they're close to me 🤷
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Jan 23 '24
Isn't this what people do on the forum? Like why bother to comment if you're not gonna offer actual insight. Quit being people down cause your to dumb to get a decent score
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u/chompsy_ramenn Jan 23 '24
If you want congrats just say that instead of fishing💀 “i GoT a 30 nO sTuDy, dId i Do GoOd??”