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There's also a place where the unhealthiest thing you can eat are granola bars. It's called MY HOUSE. :blank: I don't like vending machines.

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Bye, Alex! :hug:

No, thanks. :lol: I love how Snow Patrol is in the same area as Coldplay! :P Bye! I know a place where you can order greasy hamburgers and have them delivered to you in three minutes. It's called McDonalds. :blank: *cough* :blank:

THESE ARE THINGS THAT I DON'T UNDERSTAND ..I had to do that. :lol: :hug: :nod:

I can be an SAT converter! :lol: :lol: I'm not surprised Beethoven is at the top; you have to be pretty nerdy/intelligent to listen to that music. :P ...I'm guessing you're happy about how high the scores are for people who listen to Surfjan? :charming: (that's an about accurate map of my peer's intelligence levels based on the music they listen to, by the way)

You can guess on the ACT, but not on the SAT. That might be part of the reason why my math score was lower than my reading score. :sweatdrop: If I took the SAT now, I would probably get around 100 points higher because I actually know some geometry. Because we're all nerds? :lol: No, we're MAU55ES! /not grammatically correct at all.

Aww, Brent complimented me. :blush: I hate the 2400 system. ..my oncologist brother got a perfect 1600. :wacko: I love the sciences. I just love math more. :P I'm gonna be rich! :sneaky:

Hi. Join in our test/college conversation! :lol: ...why. :blank: Well, they're probably math geniuses. :charming: Bachelor's degreee. I think Master's is six years, and I'm pretty sure a PhD is 8 years. Maybe 10, I'm not sure. :thinking:

CRUNK :blank: Also, that boy looks creepily like someone I know. :surprised:

Don't bother, it's the last year of college if you're getting a 4-year degree. :lol: Football is POINTLESS. At least American football is.

The only reason that I didn't get any higher on the math section is because I didn't know any geometry at the time.

Yeah, my brother's an oncologist. Also known as a cancer researcher. Yeah, well, look at the median income for all three of those jobs. :charming:

According to Wikipedia, getting a total of ≥1280 points (which I basically did) means you're in the 88th percentile of college-bound seniors. Which I wasn't, and still am not. :P Also: ACT equivalent of 1270 is 27. SCORE!

^^ :lol: I think you mean College senior... /is ignoring obvious sarcasm

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So basically, on the math part, I got three out of every four questions right. :smug: And on the reading section, it was even more.

...wow, we're in the same grade. :wtf:

Yes, I am. :charming: :P KU? *assumes Kansas University* Well, my 30-year-old half brother is a doctor. It's sort of strange, though; while I used to love biology, I'm much more interested in math now. So I'd like to have a job that only has pure math in it. Which basically consists of being an actuary, a math professor, or a theoretical physicist. That last option is extremely appealing to me. :mellow:

BUT I GAVE YOU FRACTIONS. Seriously, Alex, my math score even simplifies to 3/4. That's EASY. :phu: I don't take the ACT, and you didn't give me the total possible points, so that means nothing to me either.

Yeah, college is university. Such as: University of Delaware. :P I scored those out of 800 possible points. :nice:

I didn't look it up either, I made it up and improved upon your answer. My dad's six feet tall, though. :blank: :lol: I'm trying for an Ivy League college. Or Johns Hopkins. :mellow:

600/800 and 670/800 on the math and reading parts, respectively, on the SAT, on the month before my 13th birthday. BEAT THAT :phu:

If you want to have a correct definition, it's not. :phu: I'm up to my dad's shoulder now. :wtf: