John Liu of Kentucky was nervous when he took the SAT last December, but all that worrying was for naught: he scored a perfect 2400. He also scored perfect on the ACT.
I got a 2200 without studying. I could easily get a 2400 with studying. Just because you put forth much more time than the norm to master a test which isn't an accurate measure of your intelligence doesn't mean that you're intelligent.
ah, dang this kid is smart i know 1 person with a 2400, and she has a very active life and i know another boy with a 36 you also has a social life then theres me, you sucks at tests, my better score is on the ACT with a 33
@L, don't be so hard on (or jealous of?) the kid. He's only 17(!) and "math or science" sounds like a great start. With the drive and aptitude to do so well on SAT/ACT, he'll be at an academic advantage when it comes time to decide what he'll end up studying post-high school.
Whatever sacrifices he made to do what he's done, it's plainly obvious that he's earned his achievements.
then theres me, you sucks at tests, my better score is on the ACT with a 33
Whatever sacrifices he made to do what he's done, it's plainly obvious that he's earned his achievements.