Breh, how do you get a 900 on the SAT. That's in the 30th percentile brehNah her best bet would be to get the fukking score she DESERVES provided she studied her ass off for it and took it seriously like she says.
We over here condemning kids now because they aint fukking Einstein out the gate
. You really have to be dumb to get a 900.
probably because they don't get a 900 the first time before retaking it. A 900 is low as shyt
retaking the test and getting an average score like 1100 will send alarms 
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Breh, she got a 900 the first time.
). I'm not surprised she got flagged
One of my old coaches worked at Simeon when D Rose was there, said he was dumb as a sack of rocks
probably because they don't get a 900 the first time before retaking it. A 900 is low as shyt
I never said that they were inherently smarter. Reread what I typed. She clearly didn't care about the test the first time she took it. If you guess on the test you should get at least a 1000, that's why a 900 puts you in the 30th percentile. Asian kids usually care more about standardized tests compared to other American kids, this is a fact. Also, I call bullshyt on the bolded; you just made up that story. A jump from a 1000 to a 1400 is rare. That's a 400 point increase, that's less than .001 percent of test takers that made that kind of jump. You done lying
.I never said that they were inherently smarter. Reread what I typed. She clearly didn't care about the test the first time she took it. If you guess on the test you should get at least a 1000, that's why a 900 puts you in the 30th percentile. Asian kids usually care more about standardized tests compared to other American kids, this is a fact. Also, I call bullshyt on the bolded; you just made up that story. A jump from a 1000 to a 1400 is rare. That's a 400 point increase, that's less than .001 percent of test takers that made that kind of jump. You done lying
I'll post this again since some of you can't read
Retaking the SAT
The College Board reports that 55 percent of high school juniors improved their scores when taking the test again as seniors. The average score improvement for all students retaking the SAT was 40 points. About 4 percent of retakes resulted in critical reading or mathematics score increases of 100 points or more. Score drops on subsequent test attempts occurred for 35 percent of students, while 10 percent experienced no change in their scores.
