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lolol10

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third time's the charm?

Post by lolol10 » Tue Nov 16, 2010 1:08 pm

i am retaking for a third time in december hopefully scoring a 166-169. my previous tests were dismal (150s low 160s). i only have a 3.6 so i figure i have a decent shot at t 25, namely ND, Emory, IU-btown. will this third attempt be held against me? do i need an addendum?

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Re: third time's the charm?

Post by Nonok » Tue Nov 16, 2010 1:27 pm

will this third attempt be held against me?
No
do i need an addendum?
Yes

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Re: third time's the charm?

Post by CanadianWolf » Tue Nov 16, 2010 1:30 pm

Only write an addendum if the third score is substantially higher (6 points or more) than the two prior scores.

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Re: third time's the charm?

Post by kkklick » Tue Nov 16, 2010 3:13 pm

lolol10 wrote:i am retaking for a third time in december hopefully scoring a 166-169. my previous tests were dismal (150s low 160s). i only have a 3.6 so i figure i have a decent shot at t 25, namely ND, Emory, IU-btown. will this third attempt be held against me? do i need an addendum?
What are you practicing at? You should always expect a drop in score from PT's, For June my PT's were 165-166 range, and I got a 160. For October I was up to 168, and got a 161. Not saying you should expect a 7 or so point drop, but be realistic. Either way I suggest you write again, they give you the option to write 3 times, if you're not happy, then do it.

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Re: third time's the charm?

Post by 3|ink » Tue Nov 16, 2010 3:21 pm

CanadianWolf wrote:Only write an addendum if the third score is substantially higher (6 points or more) than the two prior scores.
Really? My scenario fits this exactly. Does it depend on what school you're going to?

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