SAT-ACT Conversion Chart
ACT Composite Old SAT New SAT
36 1600 2400
35 1560-1590 2340-2390
34 1520-1550 2280-2330
33 1480-1510 2220-2270
32 1440-1470 2160-2210
31 1400-1430 2100-2150
30 1360-1390 2040-2090
29 1320-1350 1980-2030
28 1280-1310 1920-1970
27 1240-1270 1860-1910
26 1200-1230 1800-1850
25 1160-1190 1740-1790
24 1120-1150 1680-1730
23 1080-1110 1620-1670
22 1040-1070 1560-1610
21 1000-1030 1500-1550
20 960-990 1440-1490
*Based on UC interpretation
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
The College Interview: Don't Panic
When the phrase college interview comes up most students panic, but quite honestly the interview should be one of the more enjoyable parts of the admissions process because you can learn more about the college and they can discover more about you. Most students come out of the interview relieved because they realize that the interview is not an interrogation and more of a conversation. Here are a few essential dos and don’ts to make the most of your interview:
Do
Don’t
Coleen Bryan is an independent admission consultant serving southern Orange County with her college counseling expertise. Follow her on twitter or become a fan on facebook.
Do
- Do research and prepare to ask questions about the school to demonstrate your interests
- Do bring your resume, transcript, and supplemental material just in case your interviewer asks for additional information
- Do remember simple courtesy (firm hand shake and eye contact)
Don’t
- Don't be late
- Don't respond to questions with just yes and no answers
- Don't be afraid to elaborate on your achievements and interests
- Don't forget to write a thank you note
Coleen Bryan is an independent admission consultant serving southern Orange County with her college counseling expertise. Follow her on twitter or become a fan on facebook.
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