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@alexbakken
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 • 2 years ago •
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Hi! I just got my PSAT results back, and I'm a little disappointed in my results. I got a 1450, which is the same as I got for my unofficial PSAT my sophomore year. My NMSQT score was 218, and I live in Georgia. Do I still have a shot at making National Merit?

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@liv.luv.life
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 • 2 years ago

For 2022, the cut off score for Georgia was 219. The cut off score this year may be around that, plus or minus a point or two. If the cut off score decreases, you may have a shot, but if it doesn't, at least you'll get commended.

I personally have a 208, so I know I won't be able to make National Merit, but I'm hoping for commended.

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@BarrettFeagin
19 answers, 21 votes
 • 2 years ago

I also had an NMSQT of 218 (Georgia), I did not get National Merit but I was commended, which you can still put on your resume if you'd like. Still very impressive.

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@daniberuk2 years ago

Same here, and the same results. Still, according to https://dreamsdemystified.blog/, 1450 is a great result.

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