u/Arenlen

I've read a few posts from the past that some managed to trigger a certain response with hacked account ticket from Clyde that let them reset their password but I'm not sure if it's still a thing.

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to apply to the TUM Bachelor in Management & Data Science and have a question about the SAT.

My VPD average is 2.0, with mathematics around 2.75, and computer science and English both at 1.5. My TOEFL score is 98 (above the required 88).

I’m taking the SAT soon mainly for the Math section. Do you think a strong SAT Math score (700+) would meaningfully improve my chances, even though it’s not required?

Would appreciate any insights from applicants or current students. Thanks!

So I've been studying for a few months for the May SAT, I've pretty much just learned Desmos mostly and what to put in it to calculate the right answer for each problem, and a few other conceptual stuff like models and scatterplots. Struggled because of geometry at first but I've improved overtime and instinctively understand what I'm supposed to do as soon as I read the question most of the time, drawing is really important for these types of questions. Is the math section usually almost identical difficulty wise to the practice tests, and is it bad that I rely on Desmos a lot for most of the algebra?

I suspect that I might have AvPD in general because all the behavioural issues I've read so far sound exactly like me, and I don't really know how to feel about it. I also have pretty high Fi for an INTP but still lead with Ti. Do you guys struggle with the fear of rejection, embarrassment, or being hurt?