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I am interested in SAT/PSAT/ACT.....

Question #79:
  • 90% of students designated as National Merit Semi-Finalists advance to Finalist status. What eliminates the remaining 10%? If it is a low SAT score, then what constitutes a low SAT score ?
Answer #79:
  • SAT scores are the least important component in choosing National Merit Finalists, since the students have already been considered in the pre-selection process. The essay is of paramount importance. All facets, however, of the candidacy are explored.
    That is why this is considered such a prestigious award!
    EDUFAX provides Verbal Test Prep Tutorials (PSAT/SAT I/SAT II/ACT).
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