Sentence examples for sat points from inspiring English sources

And we have uncovered a striking statistic: Since eliminating the SAT requirement, we have gained 60 SAT points, on average, in our entering freshman class.

Julie did not think the 990 (out of 2400) SAT points she scored on her first try, coupled with her grade point average, were good enough to earn her an academic scholarship.

In addition, while we find an increase in Hispanic-white SAT gap (with the estimated 0.026 standard deviation increase in the Hispanic-white SAT math gap, for example, representing about 3.5 SAT points, or about 4percentt of the Hispanic-white SAT math gap in California), we also find a reduction in the Hispanic-white high school GPA gap.

Certainly I'd heard of Cornell, the Ivy League school only 25 miles (and a whole lot of SAT points) away from our college campus.

When the ad was placed for a specific couple, the premium was higher: $3,130 per 100 SAT points.

Black and Latino college applicants, as well as athletes and so-called legacies, receive large preferences — the equivalent of 150 to 300 SAT points.

Gun trucks sat pointed at the hostile desert surrounding us.

And at an Israeli Army outpost on a strategic hilltop here, a Merkava tank sits pointing toward Syria — poised to race up a dirt ramp at a moment's notice.

For VTOL operations the aircraft was expected to sit pointed up, supported by long landing legs that extended out of the spine.

United sat eight points clear at the top of League One with a game in hand on second-placed Norwich.

I went over to where Hilary sat and pointed upward.