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University of Michigan's typical SAT range for admitted students is 1360–1530 (25th to 75th percentile, US Dept of Education). Here's what three different scores would get.
See University of Michigan's full profile →- 1280 SATReachBelow the range. Still possible, but the rest of your application carries more weight. A Reach isn't a no.
- 1450 SATTargetInside the range. Your score looks like the scores of students they admit.
- 1570 SATLikelyAbove the range. Your score is a strength here, not a question mark.
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