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From: albert@harvard.UUCP (David Albert)
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Subject: Re: Minimum SAT Scores Needed to Get Into U. of Georgia
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Date: Tue, 18-Feb-86 08:54:21 EST
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>Actually, if you turn in a blank answer sheet you'll get MORE than 400
>total.  Since points are subtracted for wrong answers, a blank sheet
>will be worth about 250-300 points or more per half, or 500-600 total.

Actually, you need to fill in at least one answer in each section,
since a score of 200 is given for any section left completely blank.
Thus, filling in one question (right or wrong) raises your score
about 50-100 points.


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David Albert
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