Ivy League - SAT range?

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My son is a RHP. Throws high 80s now with a filthy slilder and a dead fish circle change. Looks likely that he'll add a couple of mph during the season. Excellent student at a top school but historically hasn't aced standardized tests. He'll get his first SAT score this week. If he takes the SATs a couple of times, we're hoping he can mix and match some of the scores to get between 1700 and--if the stars are shining down on him--1900. Any personal experience on this board regarding what will be good enough for them?

2/7/1110:48 AM

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