You have to be beyond godlike!

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Where'd they get 766 from?
I got a 34 on my ACT, 36 being perfect.

This is if you want to get a job at Black Mesa

I thought the max on SAT was 2400 now?

I thought the max on SAT was 2400 now?

Its out of 2400. Hence why I was making a joke about CSU Fullerton making this disastrous typo. xD

This is if you want to get a job at Black Mesa

So...

"That was a joke. Hahaha. Fat chance."?

My SAT was a 3356. Do I win a cookie? :3

...so that their eligibility index comes in or around 3200 SAT.

It's the eligibility index, not your actual SAT score they're talking about.

SAT eligibility index:

(Your GPA ) x 800 + Your SAT Total

ex: 3.0 GPA with a 1000 (500 on math and 500 on critical reading.... since they dont want to count writing)

SAT eligibility index: 3x800 +1000 = 3400.

Thus you'd pass their requirement getting an average sat score with a B average GPA.



Edit:

For those interested...

Act index:
(Your GPA ) x 200 + (10 x ACT Comp)

It's the eligibility index, not your actual SAT score they're talking about.

SAT eligibility index:

(Your GPA ) x 800 + Your SAT Total

ex: 3.0 GPA with a 1000 (500 on math and 500 on critical reading.... since they dont want to count writing)

SAT eligibility index: 3x800 +1000 = 3400.

Thus you'd pass their requirement getting an average sat score with a B average GPA.



Edit:

For those interested...

Act index:
(Your GPA ) x 200 + (10 x ACT Comp)

5570
and
1180

Cool.

5570
and
1180

Cool.

4.0 with 800 800 gets you 3200+1600 = 4800, where are you getting the extra 770?

4.0 with 800 800 gets you 3200+1600 = 4800, where are you getting the extra 770?

(Your GPA ) x 800 + Your SAT Total
4.2 * 800 + 2210

(Your GPA ) x 800 + Your SAT Total
4.2 * 800 + 2210

Ah, you did the math reading and writing. Got me confused since I was still talking in terms of the OP's pic's requirements that dont do writing. Okay, thanks for the clarification

ACT index of 1116...

I don't understand your US way of grading. : (

lol. Reminds me of a poster in one of my school's hallways that lists middle 50% ranges of test scores for a number of schools, and says that MIT's middle 50% for SAT Writing is 660-850 or something similar.

Does this include weighted GPAs?

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