SAT Scores and Getting Into the Right College

It’s no secret that the key to getting a good job in life lies with having a college degree.  Nowadays, with record high college enrollment, it becomes necessary to further differentiate oneself by entering colleges that have nationally acclaimed reputations for academic excellence.  SAT scores become an important factor in being accepted to a college that will set your career path on a solid footing and contribute to greater earnings over a lifetime versus a mediocre college that may not impress prospective employers in this challenging and hyper-competitive economic climate.  Here is a table of SAT scores that highlight the SAT scores needed to enter a highly nationally ranked college as well as showing the average scores of students on a national basis.

Averages for GA Tech vs. Nationally Entering Freshmen, Academic Years 2000-2001 to 2010-2011
Verbal
Math
Fall Term
Male
Female
Male
Female
Composite
Georgia Tech Cumulative Enrollment Average SAT
2000-2001
639
640
695
665
1326
2001-2002
641
640
696
668
1328
2002-2003
642
643
702
671
1336
2003-2004
644
641
701
670
1336
2004-2005
645
643
700
665
1334
2005-2006
648
651
699
672
1340
2006-2007
649
639
701
665
1316
2007-2008
651
660
710
679
1353
2008-2009 650 659 709 679 1352
2009-2010 647 659 714 680 1354
2010-2011 663 661 716 681 1366
Verbal
Math
Fall Term
Male
Female
Male
Female
Composite
National Average SAT scores
2000-2001
509
502
533
498
1020
2001-2002
507
502
534
500
1020
2002-2003
512
503
537
503
1026
2003-2004
512
504
537
501
1026
2004-2005
513
505
538
504
1028
2005-2006
505
502
536
502
1021
2005-2006
505
502
536
502
1021
2006-2007
512
504
537
501
1026
2007-2008
504
500
533
500
1017
2008-2009 503 498 534 499 1016
2010-2011 503 498 534 500 1017

Source: Office of Undergraduate Admissions GA Tech

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