SATs

[ktbutterfly2011]

We Need 21 credits to graduate.
I've taken the ACT and the PSAT. I've gotten a 21 on the ACT and I don't think that's too bad considering I was a 7th grader when I took it.

Next year (My freshman year) you can but put into different classes and this is how mine is ;
Language; R(The really behind kids) I (average kids) IA(advanced)
Science; Integrated Sciende (average) Bio I (advanced)
Math; Pre-Algebra (really behind) Algebra(average) Geometry (advanced) Algebra II (really advanced)
History; World History
Then I'm taking Band, Choir and Spanish I

 

[hidmickey:myantidrug]

It's is different everywhere. Here we need 23..so

Yeah, I know. I was just curious because for us up here and for you, too, I see, 25 isn't overly impressive.

 

[2HOT2touch]

I took the SATs in January and didn't do as well as I thought, but I didn't do anything to prepare for it. The SATs don't test you on your abilities as much as they test you on how determinded you are to do well on them. When my teacher was taking his GREs(one of the graduate school equivalents to the SAT) he took a practice test every day for 30 days leading up to the test and he got a perfect score.
But I have to take the SATs again in may and then again in the fall.

 

[Mickey1122]

I might be wrong, but I think Shelby meant college credits. You can get them by testing well on AP Exams.

 

[Sparx]

I know this is totally random regarding this particular conversation but how many credits do you NEED to graduate? I know you're intellegent so that's obviously not why I'm asking but we need 22 minimum to graduate up here. Just curious to see the difference.

you need 20.