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It explains how institutions report verbal and math averages plus 25th and 75th percentiles for combined scores, focusing on the middle 50 percent of first-time freshmen. 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USM institutions enrolled over 11 ,000 freshmen this past fall. Generally, USM SAT scores were stable or improved over last fall for this entering class.  \nALTERNATIVE(S): This report is for information only.  \nFISCAL IMPACT: This report is for information only.  \nCHANCELLOR’S RECOMMENDATION: This report is for information only.  \n\n| COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION: | DATE: |\n| --- | --- |\n| BOARD ACTION: | DATE: |\n| SUBMITTED BY: Joseph F. Vivona (301) 445-1923 |  |\n\nSAT PERCENTILE DISTRIBUTIONS OF FIRST-TIME UNDERGRADUATES  \nFALL 2006-2010  \nBowie State University (BSU) Coppin State University (CSU) Frostburg State University (FSU)  \nSalisbury University (SU) Towson University (TU) University of Baltimore (UB)  \nUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)  \nUniversity of Maryland, College Park (UMCP)  \nUniversity of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES)  \nOffice of the Chief Operating Officer and Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance University System of Maryland Office  \nJanuary 2011  \nSAT Percentile Distributions of First-Time Undergraduates  \nFall 2006-2010  \nBackground  \nThe University System of Maryland institutions report SAT scores of first-time undergraduates to MHEC annually. The institutions report average SAT scores for the verbal and math sections, a verbal and math combined average score, and the 25th and 75th percentiles ofthe combined scores. The distributions include SAT scores for first-time, full-time, and part-time undergraduates at all USM institutions except UMB and UMUC. Included in this report are only the 25th-75th percentile combined math and critical reading scores to give decision-makers a sense of the score distributions for the middle 50 percent of first-time freshmen. For further information, contact Chad Muntz, [cmuntz@usmd.edu](cmuntz@usmd.edu) (301) 445-2737.  \nHighlights  \nUSM Trends  \n􀁸 In fall 2010, a total of 11,159 freshmen who enrolled at a USM institution reported SAT scores. This represented a decrease of 485 from fall 2009 (11,644), which was expected due to decreased new freshmen enrollment. Table 1 displays the combined SAT scores at the 25th and 75th percentiles for fall 2006 through fall 2010. Figure 1 depicts ranges for the fall 2010 distributions for each institution. Fifty percent of incoming freshmen received SAT scores in the range between the arrows on the graph.  \n􀁸 Most USM institutions experienced stable or improved combined 25th/75th percentile SAT scores between fall 2009 and fall 2010.  \n􀁸 Four institutions (Salisbury, Towson, UMBC, and UMCP) reported that at least three-quarters of their freshmen class had combined SAT scores greater than 1,000 in fall 2010.  \nMaryland Public High School Test-Taker Trends (College Board)  \n􀁸 35,152 Maryland public school students took the SATs in 2009-2010 – a 4.7% increase from the year prior according to the College Board. This was the first year of an increase after two straight years of a decrease.  \n􀁸 Average SAT scores for 2009-10 college bound students from Maryland public high schools increased 3 points in critical reading (495) and also increased 3 points in mathematics (502)  \nover the 2008-09 average scores according to The College Board. National Trends from the National Center for Education Statistics (IPEDS)  \n􀁸 Nationally, USM institutions compare favorably with similar public Carnegie class institutions. Table 2 displays the most recent IPEDS data for fall 2009 SAT reading and mathematics scores. Highlighted are the USM institutions among a non-exhaustive, alphabetical list of similar Carnegie class institution.  \nSAT Percentile Distributions of First-Time Undergraduates  \nFall 2006","cbCaidQkPHbTQhNM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidQkPHbTQhNM","pdf",264046,"English","# Background\n# Highlights\n## USM Trends\n## Maryland Public High School Test-Taker Trends\n## National Trends from IPEDS\n# Trends in SAT 25th and 75th Percentile Scores\n## Table 1\n# IPEDS SAT Quartiles by Carnegie Classification\n## Table 2","[{\"question\":\"What SAT score measures are covered for first-time undergraduates in this report?\",\"answer\":\"The report uses the combined SAT score 25th and 75th percentiles (middle 50 percent) in addition to context on verbal and math averages. It focuses on distributions reported annually by USM institutions.\"},{\"question\":\"How did fall 2010 SAT reporting volume change compared with fall 2009?\",\"answer\":\"Fall 2010 reported SAT scores for 11,159 freshmen, a decrease of 485 from fall 2009 (11,644). The change is attributed to decreased new freshmen enrollment.\"},{\"question\":\"Which USM institutions reported that most freshmen scored above 1,000 in fall 2010?\",\"answer\":\"Salisbury, Towson, UMBC, and UMCP reported that at least three-quarters of their freshmen class had combined SAT scores greater than 1,000 in fall 2010.\"}]","Board of Regents - SAT Percentile Distributions of First-Time Undergraduates - Fall 2006-2010 | PDF"]