You beat me - I only managed 94.1% - the median score for my year.

(if only I didn't have to do agriculture... I could have picked up 4u maths, and would have ended up around 97% I think. And I was never impressed that computer studies were brought in the year *after* I finished...).

I forget honestly but my College Placement Test rated me higher then my SAT/ACT scores did.

Here we don't have that ones, but I guess it will be like this:

Crap @ Math
Kick ass @ Verbal

770 Math, 740 Verbal, 1510 total.

I'm pretty well rounded skill-wise. I never took the ACT because my SAT was enough for a scholarship to IUPUI.

 I disagree entirely - I was an English major and I think I could've done that well on the Math section of the SATs.  I agree that they're shamefully easy, but I think that it's made to compensate for the decent percentage of the US's population that just can't do math.  And a lot of that comes down to the attitudes towards math and science within our country, and a sort of defeatism that comes when you don't immediately "get" it, because both are much more abstract than reading most books you read in grade school.

So...so...you guys realize that the average score on the SAT's are from 1000-1100 right?

Actually, according to the college board (the people who come up with the test), it's 1017 total between the math and verbal.

http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/scores/understanding/average.html 

So really, everybody on here is above average? Even the ones who regularly can't spell? Really?

I doubt it.

Besides the fact that the test now has 3 categories, I'm not sure if the difficulty level has increased or decreased over time.  I took it in 1996 and if I remember only 1 kid in the entire State scored a 1600 that year.  Now there are a dozen or so kids who get the equivalent of a perfect score and yet schools are allegedly crappy. 

I had a 620 Verbal and 660 Math that got me a good number of scholarship offers even though I didn't play any varsity sports or have an interesting ethnicity.

 I think the difficulty has decreased as a result of more people going to college.  As college has sort of become a requirement rather than a plus for many jobs out there, the vast majority of people end up going to college - many more than even 10 years ago.  And, for better or for worse, many of those people don't give a damn about learning things.  Thus SATs have probably gotten somewhat easier to keep the average where it's supposed to be.  I'd just be a little surprised if it was a great bell curve...

 Hardly everyone who posts on VG Chartz posts here, and I think a significant percentage of those people who can't spell a) aren't using FireFox and b) aren't from English speaking countries.

 Also, as I said, I kind of hate this topic - it's a penis competition that just makes people who didn't score well feel bad.  (Which kind of makes me a jerk for posting mine)

1600 on the SAT back in 1999.

Didn't get me any scholarships though.