I'm worried about my sat score, will i get accepted?

k so I just took the sat for the first time and I dont think I did the best I could on it honestly I tried but it just wasn't my day. Maybe im just not such a great time tester. I really want to get into UT Ausitn. I've challenged myself a lot taking a...

lot of pre ap classes and ap classes as well as working. Im graduating under the distinguished achievement plan and did a research project with UT. Im planning to take the act in dec but the bad thing is that UT dedline is dec 15 I already applied im just really worried about my sat score??? any suggestions, will UT accept me? would miami university accept me as well? any suggestions

I know that I wasn't very confident on doing well on either the ACT or the GRE but I did very well on both. I was convinced that I completely blew my GRE subject test but I still did better than average. You may have done better than you think.

Entrance to college is competitive. I know some pretty bright students who failed to get into UT Austin on their first try. Most students apply to a couple of schools they really want to get into and a couple of schools they know they can get into as a fall back option.

If you want to graduate from UT Austin not getting in on the first try is not the end of the world. Consider going to another university or to community college and really apply yoursef and you can probablly transfer in a year or two.

I'm really a fan of the taking classes at community college. Often these colleges are as good or better than university on core and introductory classes. At universities these classes are often taught by teaching assistants or fellows who are only teaching for a paycheck and would rather be doing research. Instructors at community colleges often have committed themselves to teaching these classes and giving students a good foundation to build upon. Community college is also a much better value; especially when you can live with your parents.

Go to the collage board website and search for the schools your interested in, you'll find the average sat score of their students along with other valuble information