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mrjames 
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01-16-17 04:11 PM - Post#218517    
    In response to AsiaSunset

I believe (and I strongly emphasize believe, because as you know, getting a look at an official document that spells out these rules is a no go) that they use verbal + math + GPA as the 80/80/80, not SAT I Score + SAT I Score or SAT II Score + GPA. Either way, though, you'd still need 50 points.

For instance. Let's say I'm at 590 Math, 590 Verbal and a GPA that translates to a 60. Under the math + verbal + GPA way, that would translate to a 178 (our current bar). Under the SAT I + SAT I + GPA way that would translate to 178 as well (1180/2/10 + 1180/2/10 + 60).

Now, if I raise my Math by 50 points, I'm now at:

640 / 10 + 590 / 10 + 60 = 183 (new bar)

Under the other calc, I'd be at:

(1230 / 2) / 10 + (1230 / 2) / 10 + 60 = 183 (new bar)

So I think you'd be looking at 50 points either way.
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