/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.4605367]

Just did some of a practice APUSH exam, went 35/35 until I quit. A 5 is assured.

Usually get 60-65/75 on AP Chem. Murder the FRQ sections. A 5 is *nearly* assured.

AP Lang. Lol. I got an 800 on the CR SAT without any prep, a 5 is assured.

I AM SO SMART NONE OF YOU COMPARE TO ME

[Anonymous No.4605380]

>>4605367
>lolberal arts courses
is this a troll? take some real classes and apply yourself, it's great you are smart, now I also want to see you successful and a well contributing member of society.

Go be a math/physics/both major if you are so smart.

[Anonymous No.4605383]

>Thinks scoring well on standardized tests is the epitome of intelligence.
You gotta lot to learn, Bubs.

[Anonymous No.4605389]

>>4605380
Well, I'm in high school, so this is all that's available. I plan on majoring in chemical/material engineering, so come at me.

[Anonymous No.4605393]

>>4605383
No, but highly intelligent people (like I) DO score well on standardized exams.

[Anonymous No.4605398]

Reported for highschooler

[Anonymous No.4605401]

>>4605389
I got those scores last year too kid.

[Anonymous No.4605403]

>>4605393
Delicious troll.

I got an 800 on the Math Subject GRE. Sadly, I did not get a perfect 900, but you bitches can't even come close.

Come at me.

[Anonymous No.4605406]

>>4605401
>was in high school last year
>calling anyone "kid"

[Anonymous No.4605416]

>>4605367
So you're going to waste your education at MSU? Also, everything you've done before college is completely useless after your first day of classes.

[Anonymous No.4605411]

>>4605398
>implying that everyone in HS is under 18

[Anonymous No.4605410]

>>4605380

That's not what liberal arts means.

[Anonymous No.4605409]

>>4605389
Very nice. Be warned about college though, you will be amongst the top, and if you still outperform at that level, I applaud you. What I am trying to say is effort is king, plenty of smart people out there.

[Anonymous No.4605419]

>>4605367
Oh yes and don't go to michigan state. It's a shithole.

[Anonymous No.4605425]

>>4605411
If they aren't then they're failures

[Anonymous No.4605432]

HAHA what a fucking loser. Those scores are common, tons of people get them. Some of them aren't even smart. I bet that you're going to find out that you're one of the dumbasses, OP.

[Anonymous No.4605434]

>>4605419
>>4605416
>implying that undergrad 'rankings' matter
MSU is solid and large. All that really matters. I'll be successful whether I go to MSU, Clemson, UNC, or MIT.

Regardless, I may end up going to Georgia Tech. Depends on a lot.

[Anonymous No.4605435]

OP here; I am also a National Merit Finalist

[Anonymous No.4605517]

>>4605435
>finalist

[Anonymous No.4605528]

>>4605434
>implying a big school is better

Enjoy spending most of your time in enormous lecture classes and having professors not give a shit about undergraduates.

[Anonymous No.4605544]

>>4605434
Come to umich, it's a great place. And although college ranking "doesn't matter", unless you really shine, the grad schools will look at this shit. It's true, people look at school names.

[Anonymous No.4605552]

I had seven 5's on AP tests and 2 4's. My SAT scores were 800 math, 780 verbal. I was a National Merit Scholar, not just a faggot finalist. I am smarter than you, OP. Go cry about it.

[Anonymous No.4605579]

The only thing that's gonna determine a good score on test day, assuming you aren't literally retarded, is if you got a shitload of sleep, had a big breakfast and drank a whole bunch of water beforehand.