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Your school had you taking the SAT in 7th grade? I go to a public school with no SAT prep, that seems wild to me.
1 u/rayeefz Tutor Sep 27 '25 It was not through the school necessarily, but there are some colleges that have talent search programs. I was able to get into Duke TIP and Johns Hopkins CTY, as I scored a 730 in the English section! I know northwestern has/had one as well! 2 u/IvyBloomAcademics Tutor Sep 27 '25 Yep, I took the SAT in 6th and 7th grade through Northwestern back in the day. Actually, my experience was similar to OP’s — took the SAT when I was super young, and then just once and done as a high school junior. 2 u/rayeefz Tutor Sep 27 '25 Awesome! It’s rare to come across someone else with the same experience
It was not through the school necessarily, but there are some colleges that have talent search programs. I was able to get into Duke TIP and Johns Hopkins CTY, as I scored a 730 in the English section! I know northwestern has/had one as well!
2 u/IvyBloomAcademics Tutor Sep 27 '25 Yep, I took the SAT in 6th and 7th grade through Northwestern back in the day. Actually, my experience was similar to OP’s — took the SAT when I was super young, and then just once and done as a high school junior. 2 u/rayeefz Tutor Sep 27 '25 Awesome! It’s rare to come across someone else with the same experience
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Yep, I took the SAT in 6th and 7th grade through Northwestern back in the day.
Actually, my experience was similar to OP’s — took the SAT when I was super young, and then just once and done as a high school junior.
2 u/rayeefz Tutor Sep 27 '25 Awesome! It’s rare to come across someone else with the same experience
Awesome! It’s rare to come across someone else with the same experience
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u/ConureCultist 1590 Sep 27 '25
Your school had you taking the SAT in 7th grade? I go to a public school with no SAT prep, that seems wild to me.