1410 SAT Score

This SAT score averages 470 points per section.

If you take the test multiple times, your score will most likely fluctuate between the range 1320-1500.

Is 1410 a good SAT score?

This SAT score means that you scored better than 37.0% of test takers.

Total Percentile: 37.0%
Male Percentile: 35.2%
Female Percentile: 38.5%

In 2006, 16,599 students scored 1410 on the SAT. There were 1,376,745 test takers in 2006.


(Data for 2006: Percentiles change depending on the year)



How does an 1410 SAT score translate to an ACT score or to the old SAT scoring?

The score converts to an ACT score of 19 out of 36. A 1410 translates into an old SAT score (before the writing section was added) of 930 out of 1600.


What are some schools I should consider with a 1410 SAT score?
(scores for 25-75th percentile of admitted students)

Research Universities Howard University (1310-1960) Regent University (1395-1755) University of Memphis (1380-1770) Saint Mary's University of Minnesota (1380-1807.5) Andrews University (1370-1800) The University of Montana (1390-1780) University of New Mexico-Main Campus (1395-1800) Bowling Green State University-Main Campus (1380-1747.5) Oral Roberts University (1380-1770) Portland State University (1380-1755) University of Southern Mississippi (1342.5-1770) Central Michigan University (1384.5-1770) Kent State University-Kent Campus (1380-1755) University of Nevada-Reno (1350-1720) University of Northern Colorado (1390-1745) University of California-Riverside (1360-1740) University of Mississippi Main Campus (1380-1695) University of Nevada-Las Vegas (1350-1710) East Carolina University (1370-1660) Florida Atlantic University (1380-1650)

Liberal Arts Colleges Huntingdon College (1245-1965) Ripon College (1380-1890) Eastern Mennonite University (1380-1800) Fisk University (1360-1670) Emory and Henry College (1365-1687.5) Bethany College (1310-1670) Fort Lewis College (1335-1710) Lycoming College (1380-1710) Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (1305-1680) Morehouse College (1380-1710) Muskingum College (1300-1690) San Diego Christian College (1260-1635) Albright College (1350-1687.5) Bridgewater College (1365-1695) West Virginia Wesleyan College (1280-1670) Western State College of Colorado (1335-1680) California State University-Monterey Bay (1260-1665) Franklin Pierce University (1290-1605) Hastings College (1275-1665) Mesa State College (1275-1635)

See a list of average SAT Scores for US Colleges