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like_that

Commander of Awesome;817785 wrote:Honestly I'm shocked. Esp with all the Marietta grads in ohio bringing down the avg.

Fixed

justincredible

Dang. My wife, j_crazy, and I must be the only Marietta grads with above average intelligence. Ever.

Commander of Awesome

justincredible;817794 wrote:Dang. My wife, j_crazy, and I must be the only Marietta grads with above average intelligence. Ever.

Your wife married you, I'd question her intellilgence.

like_that

justincredible;817794 wrote:Dang. My wife, j_crazy, and I must be the only Marietta grads with above average intelligence. Ever.

Yeah, because Jordo sure as hell doesn't.

justincredible

Commander of Awesome;817795 wrote:Your wife married you, I'd question her intellilgence.

She's very intellilgent.

Commander of Awesome

justincredible;817800 wrote:She's very intellilgent.

Getting defensive I see.

thavoice

First off, her getting married shows lack of intelligence.

Marrying you, however; makes her look like Alberta Einstein

Ironman92

My daughter had a class period that was mainly focused on the ACT/college preparations and other stuff of such. I had nothing of the sort back in the stone age.....did many of you have that at your high school?

queencitybuckeye

justincredible;817800 wrote:She's very intellilgent.

Really, more a matter of poor taste than intelligence.

Commander of Awesome

queencitybuckeye;817805 wrote:Really, more a matter of poor taste than intelligence.

This is true.

thavoice

Ironman92;817804 wrote:My daughter had a class period that was mainly focused on the ACT/college preparations and other stuff of such. I had nothing of the sort back in the stone age.....did many of you have that at your high school?

Neither did we. Closest I ever took, and that we ever had, was an AP Calculus Course. I took the course, but not the AP exam.

justincredible

Commander of Awesome;817801 wrote:Getting defensive I see.

Or making fun of your typo. Same thing, I guess.

justincredible

queencitybuckeye;817805 wrote:Really, more a matter of poor taste than intelligence.

This is 100% true.

ohiobucks1

I got a 32 on my first try. Got accepted into Upenn because of it.

FML, shoulda gone to Penn.

like_that

ohiobucks1;817823 wrote:I got a 32 on my first try. Got accepted into Upenn because of it.

FML, shoulda gone to Penn.

Where did you go instead?

ts1227

sleeper;817583 wrote:34.

Isn't that 2 points short of what you need to get into Ohio State without blowing the Dean?
That's the only way a non-36 gets in there, has to be.

I Wear Pants

Took it three times.

26 in 7th grade.
27 freshman year
28 sophomore year

After that I didn't take it again because I didn't want to.

Raw Dawgin' it

like_that;817788 wrote:Yeah the point was the highlighted part wasn't an excuse. Not surprised that went over your head though. Once again, 27 is not bad, in fact it is considered pretty good. Also you are a complete idiot if you think one test is a reflection upon your intelligence lol.

Never mentioned your intelligence, just pointed out your excuse or as you put it "the point of why i didn't do well" aka an excuse.

Automatik

I Wear Pants;817850 wrote:Took it three times.

26 in 7th grade.
27 freshman year
28 sophomore year

After that I didn't take it again because I didn't want to.

I Wear Pants

Took it in 7th grade because I was in our gifted program and they had us take it. My sister who was a junior at the time was pissed because I got the same score as her.

If I was going to lie about my ACT scores I would have put a higher number than a 28. I'm going to go kayaking now but maybe I'll go through my school shit and find the papers.

Automatik

lol no need...I was just jackin you.

Thats an impressive score for that age. I also took it in 7th grade because of my grades and high class rank. I basically guessed out to a 17. At that time I think that was all you needed to get into OSU....which is crazy when you think about it now.

I Wear Pants

Automatik;817890 wrote:lol no need...I was just jackin you.

Thats an impressive score for that age. I also took it in 7th grade because of my grades and high class rank. I basically guessed out to a 17. At that time I think that was all you needed to get into OSU....which is crazy when you think about it now.

Gay.

O-Trap

thavoice;817802 wrote:First off, her getting married shows lack of intelligence.

Marrying you, however; makes her look like Alberta Einstein

She married him for his vCash and Internetz cred.

I Wear Pants;817897 wrote:Gay.

Hey, if he was able to jack you, doesn't that make you ghey too?

OSH

I got a 23. I got a $1,000 scholarship for it...didn't take it after or it would've been a $975 scholarship. I knew where I was going, so I didn't really care about it.

I never took the SAT. I did work a camp with a girl who played soccer at Yale (took a year off, played for Greece in the Olympics, then completed her eligibility at Yale) who got a 1550 on it. That means she missed 2 questions! She was cool.

A high school senior that I used to coach just got his score back, he got a 34 on it (he got a 31 the first time). Another player I coached got a 34 on his, he's at University of St. Andrews entering into his junior year there.

I am always amazed at those who score so well on standardized tests. I wish I could do it. Like one of my best friends who only missed 2 questions on the math section of the GRE (I cannot remember his score). He is a math genius and only got like an average/below average score on the other section.

OSH

I talked to a former professor/instructor at one of the schools I graduated from (this was my Master's), and she said that she saw a basketball player who attended the school that scored a 7 on the ACT. I believe this was around the late 80s and early 90s.

It doesn't surprise me either. Basketball is huge at the school and they basically will take ANY student.

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