Vanderbilt University SAT scores 

Maybe there's a camera staring at them 🤯

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​@evo no one saying they should, op probably just love seeing people being nice (in a way)

It's because it's Vanderbilt, which has a reputation for being difficult to get accepted to, so they all probably feel lucky for getting accepted with their scores because they know there's always someone with a higher score just right around the corner.

​@@Dremthinteresting, josh Otusanya tell u that 🧐🧐

that's why he lost all his hair dude, he was studying for the test /j

How does hair relate to that-

@@xxitsashxx5499 when people stress too much they loose their hair. So she said he might’ve worked hard in school aka been through a lot of stress to get such a high grade and in doing so lost his hair 😅.

I’m the 1k

Saitama

Meh Vanderbilt doesn’t require it. If you took ACT then you could apply without SAT

Could be country too, where I live it doesn’t exist

i graduated 2019 and not one time i heard about taking sat or act test

you didn’t have to take the sat during covid?????

@@shutupnvibe nah lol thank god

same i got a 1340… am i an idiot ??

@@mochataite Yeah

​@@mochataite yeah

@@mochataite No they just meant below average for Vanderbilt which is true.

​@@mochataite yeah

For Vanderbilt students it probably is

avg at vandy is ~1530

@@channelname9468nah it def isn't, my score was sm lower and i still got in somehow

@@hahahahahahhahaha6That’s extremely rare. The average SAT score at Vanderbilt is 1540. Only 2.7% of their admitted students had a score lower than 1400 and out of that, practically all of them are either development cases, athletes, or otherwise hooked. You must have been the luckiest person in their applicant pool if you weren’t any of those and still got in.

I don’t even remember my score from 11 or 12 years ago when I took it lol

Some jobs ask it on the application.

It’s just a test, she’s probably more happy at the fact that she’s practically set for a successful career once she graduates from Vandy

@@kintarooe8839 You don't understand Asian stereotypic jokes, do you?

​@@ytreflection how'd he know you're an asian lmao

@@h6h8272 Because my dad threw me out of the house for not getting 1601 out of 1600....

​@@ytreflectionThats not necessary. Australian parents are rlly strict too and my American friend has parents who has very high expectations. And I'm an Asian and my parents aren't that strict when it comes to school. ( They are but not that much.)

Why w?

​@@Altafan21 because nobody enjoys taking these tests

@@walterblanco7983 doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take it

@@walterblanco7983 they weren’t able to during covid

Lmaoooo💀

During covid all universities didnt require them to get in

Legacy admissions

Schools look at more than sat/act score

@@optigabe2912 im aware

Test optional is a policy to admit whatever moron a university wants, although 1380 is not a bad score.

It’s at Vanderbilt tho which is super selective lmfao in perspective I got a 1570 and didn’t get in 🥲

@@kiipio so how did that black gal get in

@@pranavg.9811 It’s not only based on tests

@@pranavg.9811ummmm wtf racist much? because she got a better score then your dumb ass could ever get.

It’s one of the 2 majority college board exams. It’s also the most popular. 1600 is perfect. It’s split into math and reading/writing. The other test is the ACTs with is out of 36. It’s split into 4 categories. I did way better on my ACTs, so I went to a school that used those scores.

@@hanaj okay any person who gets almost got 1600 I guess must’ve been really smart actually I live in Canada so it’s not really a big thing here

@@galacticagamer2000 or they are good a taking tests or can afford expensive SAT prep. It’s supposed to be a college attitude test, but it’s just a way to get into elite schools

@@hanaj like Ivy League schools probably

​@@hanajpeople who talk about test prep are just coping. I go to an underfunded rural title 1 school where most people dont even know about sat and i got a 1590 in one take with just khan academy

below average for Vanderbilt. Pretty sure their average is around 1500

Vanderbilt

1060

1500 for Vanderbilt

Lol I got a 1600 but that was when they were using the 2400 point scale. I can still tell people I got a 1600 though.

Mid 1000. Around 1060. They're at a better school, so that's why they're all assuming such high scores.

@@thatcrazywolf😂😂😂😂😂

Unfortunately, universities don't care GPA,SAT,AP scores they just look for stellar extracurriculars.

It was remodeled in 2016 so either you remember the wrong year, you remember the wrong score, or maybe you took the international version?

It's like an exam for getting in college in america. That's what google said

Test scores are given a lot less meaning now than before while essays and extra curriculars are the main things

I got rejected with a 1540 but my friend got in with a 1280 so shoot your shot!

Bro what

@@flamers9975 this has to his freind😂

@@davinarobertson47 more like the guy in the video😂

university exam i guess

An exam to take to get you scholarships based on how high your score is

probably test-optional

Not Asian

@@matthewbrownmusic 🥲🥲

Bruh

?? these scores aren't low lol, most of them are like the 95th percentile...meaning they did better than 95% of people who took the test

Well they remodeled the scoring system so a perfect score is 1600. But yeah it makes it so weird to compare to old scores and it looks like suddenly everyone started doing terrible in 2016 when the scores changed 😂.

@@josiahjray oooooooohhhh, okay that makes way more sense.

This school doesn’t require it

A lot of colleges don't require it, but you will want to take it for scholarships

A lot of colleges stopped requiring it in 2020 and haven’t brought back the requirement since (there’s been a push to get rid of the test entirely).

I got 1260, sill got into the college I wanted