THIS GIRL IS INSUFFERABLE..

[@TubaDooter]

Smartest person there: "I got accepted to Berkley, but I'm going to Community College"

[@ahoyforsenchou7288]

She's like "enjoy your life-long student debts, suckers".

[@4kach24]

​@@ahoyforsenchou7288that's exactly what I'm doing: transferring to a public school Everyone's made their job to judge me,but i'll better be financially stable

[@AneXineohp]

smart girl, truly

[@silververnallbells191]

An Associates Degree from Community College isn't really worth anything. Employers are looking for Bachelors and Masters.

[@TubaDooter]

@@silververnallbells191 I'm sorry that you've been lied to by society and taught to think that way. Employers are looking for experience and the degree is just another check in the box and a conversation starter.

[@ConnorPugs]

Guys if you did not know I actually have a 200 GPA yes you heard me right my standard GPA is 4.0 but they awarded me the honor of a 200 GPA because of how smart and kind and handsome and perfect and humble I am mmm yes

[@cattail6956]

We love a brainy giga nerd 😂

[@Crimzeysb]

respectfully ur content is boring

[@UT_766]

Gigapugs is big brain

[@sera435]

Weighted?

[@Jesus-jq5zw]

Wait, you got 4.0?! 🤣🤣🤣🤡

[@Lycos_dae]

15:10 What she's saying is: ''If your parents are rich, you'll do better at the SAT, than someone whose parents are poor.'' And that's true... Being able to take the SAT multiple times or prepare for it is not really what she meant...

[@andrewedward777]

Pegasus isn’t the smartest anymore

[@lexfushi8504]

Exactly. Istg, sometimes Pegasus says things just to say them

[@Lycos_dae]

​@@andrewedward777 I agree. At least Connor is somewhat knowledgeable.

[@andrewedward777]

@@Lycos_dae glad connor joined him cause yeesh pegasus needs some help

[@HereTakeAFlower]

Ont the other hand it's way easier to get rich if you're smart than if you aren't, and IQ is inheritable.

[@danielchemaly1639]

There was a cocky kid in my primary school who thought that iq was out of 80. She came the next day and said that she got 79/80 for an iq test and it was halerious

[@venkatasiddhardhayarlagadd2164]

It seems to be the trend. People with 70-80 iq ones are always the ones to try to show off and fail miserably. It's fu*king hilarious

[@ayushsinghrawat5980]

hilarious***

[@diamond0510]

LMFAO

[@PythagorasOfThanos]

@@litten4854nothing changes

[@RecoYes]

@@ayushsinghrawat5980 Spelling* ya headass

[@izzyortiz503]

The girl going to Community College is doing the smartest thing. I saved a ton of money of money, and am graduating the same as my other peers. Alot of people who went to 4 years eventually came back to CC

[@nerdloser9987]

I mean she is majoring in biochem, so if she plans to do research in the future then a university would have been better. She's most likely going to transfer so 2 years at CC definitely saves a lot.

[@courtneyjames5495]

I did very mediocre when I was in high school because I was like depressed and just going through a lot of stuff. I went to CC after high school. Transferred. Graduated from UCLA. I would’ve never been able to get into UCLA with my high school grades. Going to CC isn’t a bad thing. You can be just a successful as someone who goes straight to university.

[@volvanoclimber1]

EXACTLY BRO. Everyone who thinks you need good grades is braindead.

[@marthastewwart]

Well you got what you paid for. Maybe they just didn't have a good spellcheck program? Because somehow you edited your comment and there is still a big messup, the "of money of money " part lol

[@성이름-p9t6t]

Except that prestigious private universities these days give you a full ride with free housing. Getting in is the challenge, but if you manage to get in, you get out of the school with a better prestige, a much bigger network (if you want to work in consulting firms on Wall St., etc, networking absolutely matters), and less money spent than going to CC. But for most people who can't get into these schools with a need-based full scholarship, yes, going to CC and transferring is better than paying it in full. For example, if your parents make 200K (yes, that's 200K, not 20K) or less, you will get full tuition and housing support from the school at no cost. You'll even get your food covered.

[@Flesh_Wizard]

I went for the SAT test and it came back negative so it's all good 👍

[@venkatasiddhardhayarlagadd2164]

I hope this is satire

[@jayguerber7879]

@@venkatasiddhardhayarlagadd2164 yes, this is a joke my guy

[@turtato2155]

So smart that they had to go backwards

[@IFuckedMyMother]

@@turtato2155 😂😂😂

[@venkatasiddhardhayarlagadd2164]

@@jayguerber7879 you never know these days man.

[@crescentblueee]

When I was in elementary school, I took a test that I don’t even remember taking, and was deemed a “gifted” student. So I was put into advanced programs all my life, but I dropped the ball halfway from all the pressure, and by the time I graduated high school, my gpa was 2.6 😅. But now, I’m in college, I’m majoring in computer science and so far I have straight A’s.

[@QUBIQUBED]

Never understood the context of gifted program.

[@Lindseyisloony]

IQ testing kids is hilariously inaccurate. There are several different types of questions on IQ tests and if a kid hasn't effectively learned the process for one or more of them yet it can tank their whole test and you get a completely inaccurate number from them. On the other side of it, many kids who actually aren't very intelligent but are good at memorizing processes for things score significantly higher than they are expected to and then spend the rest of their school days failing to display the same intellect as the students who only got bogged down by one thing and scored low. Kids with ADD/ADHD and autism test ALL OVER THE PLACE and you can't reasonably get a score from them until much later than kids without those issues. There are just too many factors with kids. Many schools do only placement tests, which don't give an IQ score but instead use reasonable and practical methods to determine if a child is being challenged enough at their grade level.

[@UT_766]

This is the problem with schools and 'gifted' students they put unnecessary pressure on kids that ends up holding them back and end up damaging their future(maybe)

[@elpmia945]

nice, the ex-gifted kid computer science pipeline 😎💥💘

[@kickrobotsintheballs5840]

it's almost as if unnecessarily pressuring kids with massive expectations and putting a lot of extra work on their shoulders isn't healthy for them, huh, what a cool concept!

[@annabes123]

As someone in the British education system half of this went over my head

[@BananaWasTaken]

hmm yes GPA, SAT, ABC yes yes I definitely understand

[@ashfrancis7522]

same

[@mevadavraj4178]

ya same for me as I am in Indian education system , but one thing is common it is useless to real life but exams like jee, upsc , are perfect bench mark for colleges and its fair too

[@h4nnalolz]

@@BananaWasTaken fr fr

[@ak38595]

do Americans not have board exams. I'm confused

[@Oogabooga-j7i]

“THIS GIRL IS INSUFFERABLE” Proceeds to show her being completely sufferable and normal

[@bobross7473]

“Sufferable” LOL

[@DeeKate]

Please don't do online autism testing 😂 the testing is actually incredibly standardized. It's over a 3 hour evaluation that involves an hour of interviewing your family to discuss your childhood and developmental milestones. And the whole "aspergers, high functioning, severely autistic" are outdated and incorrect labels. In the DSM-5 there are 3 levels of autism now. Level 1, 2, and 3. I'm clinically and properly diagnosed. EVERYONE has "autistic traits" but not everyone is autistic.

[@truthseeker9249]

I don't think so. I'm clinically and properly diagnosed as someone with Asperger's and someone who is high functioning. I went through a hospital to get my diagnosis. Nothing about any of that sounds incorrect at all. They are just facts. I have low level Autism and I can function properly at least for the most part and I'm capable of taking care of myself. That's literally was Asperger's and high functioning each mean respectively and that's all there is to it. To say that it's outdated is a stretch and to say it's incorrect is an even bigger stretch. This is my opinion though.

[@DeeKate]

@truthseeker9249 @truthseeker9249 so you were most likely diagnosed under the DSM-4 and under that, all the terminology you mentioned were clinically accepted and accurate. I was diagnosed last year under the DSM-5 and they've updated the terminology. They now just have 3 levels of autism. Its a very easy Google search 😊

[@paprikagames]

was daignosed as a 6 year old got adhd and pddsnos(form of autism)

[@ihatethisusernameupdate]

Interviewing family?? How does that work for someone whose family isn't going to be of much help for one reason or another

[@DeeKate]

@ihatethisusernameupdate they needed to interview someone who could testify to my childhood behaviors and milestones. Someone who's close enough that they've seen you in multiple scenarios and at your best and worst. If sure if that really wasn't an option, there's alternatives. I was tested and diagnosed through CAMH (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health) it's Canada-wide. They tend to insist on the pre-assessment interview. It was hinted I'd lose my spot without someone to participate because they want to follow the diagnostic criteria very specifically.

[@michellewei7349]

My husband graduated in 1983. (yes, last year of Boomers). He said his SAT was 900 out of 1600. Math he did very well.. English dropped his score. He has a good 30 years now of being a top level Engineer for the US Army.. not enlisted. Hired. He is a top tier Engineer. His first year was rough but the following years were hard work and good! So.. he scored "nah" but he does have a six figure income. SAT doesn't matter!

[@michaellane4054]

SAT is fucking useless and tests are a bad way to see if people actually understand the course.

[@dlh1282]

This is true. I think young kids like this don't have a lot to cling to in terms of their perceived abilities as they have no real-world experience. So for them, a lot hinges on the SAT. I am 29, I never took the SAT and if I did I'd probably do poorly. I went to community college; I dropped out of university. I don't do well with schools. I taught myself and I have a six-figure job at an industrial tech company in robotics sales and mechanical engineering. The SAT does not matter unless you're trying to get into a fancy shmancy school.

[@kawaiimarichan2134]

Connor and Pegasus are like the yin and yang

[@theironrubberduck]

Psych

[@MEXICQ]

Wut u mean by that

[@narcsisus]

????

[@seaZ539]

Black and white

[@pookieluh]

@@seaZ539 Pegasus is desi bro he indian

[@amairplanebrrrpppptttttt9094]

i agree with Connor, GPA in America is so inconsistent. In my highschool, my AP classes made us write pages and pages of essays for homework, to the point where we barely had any sleep or time for ourselves. Some students managed to get a 4.8 and I just wonder how they even have the time to take that many AP classes. then I discuss AP classes with my friends from another school and their AP classes are so chill! They literally have no homework and the teacher focuses on passing the AP exam instead of throwing essays at them! Their teacher literally spends all year long telling them what can be on the exam and focusing on that and it really made me wish i would have transferred instead of studying so much because in the end, when you get to college, you're just average

[@SaltyCracker402]

I've always felt comprehension of new information is a better intelligence marker than the ability to memorize useless information

[@humpteedumptee8629]

if you cant remember shit how will you be efficient? if you have to relearn everything cus you havent seen in in a couple months.

[@Lindseyisloony]

I think what you're trying to say is that intelligence and book smarts are not the same thing AT ALL. I know a whole lot of people who graduated high school and went to college who have average intelligence at best. On the flip side I know 4 different people who dropped out of high school who's IQs test almost off the charts. You can absolutely tell by talking to those two polar opposite groups who is actually intelligent and it definitely isn't the ones with more school education.

[@nova_supreme8390]

With how fast information is updated these days you really have to be able to search and comprehend new information all the time instead of learning things once and then calling it a day. In Finland the exams preparing for university already are extensively using materials the student has to use in addition to what they learned in school in an effort to be able to complete the exam.

[@TheHockey991]

@@Lindseyisloony What did the high IQ dropouts end up doing later?

[@nekoleramey4922]

Comprehension in general is far more valuable than memorization. I think it also applies heavily outside of " book smarts." You can be a fantastic reader, and have no social intellect. Great at math, but don't know how to change a tire. Intelligence applies to all adult life scenarios. Test scores don't matter when you're 30.

[@emmanuelabalihi5747]

Man I’m hearing Pegasus saying he got a 1400 and Conner getting 1350 when I got a 1080💀😂

[@Peayou...]

Ngl same. And I'm not "dumb" just not "smart"

[@samyud1819]

This test just tests your test strategy abilities, not intelligence

[@minimozzer9149]

I got like an 860

[@illdrno2343]

@@minimozzer9149 i feel you on that one

[@Flesh_Wizard]

Your mind is in high resolution then

[@ltsjereej]

That girl worked really hard, probably to satisfy her parents for a good future. I think the title of the video is really disrespectful

[@emiliomartineziii2980]

What's probably the truth is that she was born into rich parents or born with a 170 IQ and never had to face adversity a day in her life lamo

[@erinsmith5740]

Yeah. Especially since she acted pretty modest. We don’t know what her life is actually like. It sounds like jealousy to me.

[@melissab2666]

The dude is jealous, pretty sure he’s actually projecting his insecurities on how he views his intelligence. I used to laugh at his shit and slowly started realizing how he oddly will throw around how he is smart, was going to school for stem, took advanced classes, etc (but is shit at testing, and that’s why it never worked out for him) in almost every other video that mentions things along the lines of education. But whenever there is an actual smart person in said video he feels like.. inferior and talks about how dumb university is and how insufferable they are. I was like how is she insufferable when in this video he is pretty much whining and crying about school and grades and that he’s pretty smart and didn’t go to university and it worked out for him. He lacks so much self awareness and is the one of the most insufferable react channels by being that guy.

[@dylannguyen8392]

you dont gotta shit on her for getting a perfect yikes

[@idrk1507]

Yeah, made me unsubscribe. The jealousy is insane, just because he couldn’t ever get that score

[@emiliomartineziii2980]

@@idrk1507 So is the right thing to praise her? She probably was born with a 170 IQ and then had great parents who paved the whole way. I don't know about you, but people who play the game of life on baby difficulty aren't worth admiring XD

[@1L1KEP0TAT0ES]

Yeah, just cause they’re doing well isn’t a reason to be bitchy

[@twilightnyx6518]

POV: Pegasus doesn't realize computer science is all math LMAO.

[@randomedits018]

Connor lookin extra Fresh today😎

[@bananamonkeygaming14]

he looks like usual

[@GamingMoai420]

Mad sus

[@randomedits018]

@@bananamonkeygaming14 beauty is in the eye of the beholder

[@Alist_morris]

@@bananamonkeygaming14 which is extra fresh 😎

[@violetwade6528]

At the risk of sounding creepy given I've said it before, I have to agree wholeheartedly😮‍💨

[@dullux]

When I was living with my mom; deadass in the middle of the jungle-- I lived in a bus and or tent with no electricity or internet-- my GPA was 0.367 (not fing joking bruh I was blatantly a disappointment lmao) the living environment as well as issues with my stepfather and past trauma creeping in affecting my performance when I DID get to go to school and do work. I had no motivation and discipline seemed like a stupid concept. When I moved in with my dad (it's been a year now) -- loving dad and stepmom, into a beautiful house and a decent school-- my GPA is 3.89 (junior/11th grade) and I'm taking ap classes as well as extra courses to make up for freshman and sophomore year. Hardships and environment strongly affect the way you're viewed and how you intake things. So it's right to say that you can't base SAT or ACT scores off of GPA or other scoring systems, the most intelligent person in the world could be that one class clown that barely goes to class and has all F's tbh 😭

[@dullux]

punctuation after school is for nerd

[@TheRealCalypso]

Look at her posture bro. She LIVED at her desk

[@talkichik101]

Calm down, dude. There are tons of studies that show kids who are wealthy get a lot of tutoring and prep books. It correlates to higher test scores overall.

[@misspillow3]

I’m currently in 11th grade. In middle school I failed so hard. Back then I thought I was just stupid, but now I realize it’s because the teachers were horrible and I was extremely stressed out from being around the other kids. My brain shut down completely so despite my hard work, I kept failing. At some point my GPA was literally 0.0 so I was moved to a school for kids who struggled. I did a little better because the teachers were better, but the kids were worse. I haven’t gone to in person school in 3 years, for the last 2 I did online school, but this year I moved to an independent study school. My grades are so much better because I’m not around other kids, I’m teaching myself, and my instructor is a wonderful person, I’m so grateful for her

[@helichavoc3085]

im happy to hear that man, keep up the good work B)

[@misspillow3]

@@helichavoc3085 ah, thank you

[@politedonut2637]

School nowadays is just money laundering scheme

[@4kach24]

Hey, you're the best,just know it! You went through a lot of struggle and still push through! I was struggling in school since the 8th grade and honestly should've repeated 11th grade to get better grades and deal with my health,but I'm still thankful for everything that's happened After the graduation, I got a job straight away and got some working experience and overall improved my skills, which made me more confident and sure of myself! The school environment can really shut down some students,so working was a nice contrast to boost my confidence I'm very proud that you're trying to make the process of studying as comfortable to you as you can You're a strong and diligent person. It's very cool Stay on your path! Wish you the best on your way💪

[@misspillow3]

@@4kach24 thank you so much! 12th grade was cut short for me as i was given the option to combine both semesters in one semester to graduate early, so i managed to finish school a semester early in december. we're planning on getting myself an ID next month, and in june i should be getting my certificate along with the other graduates. im planning on starting college later this year, so i hope that works out. right now im doing nothing so im just mentally preparing. im honestly proud of myself for finishing school a month after turning 17! my grandfather graduated early too, him and i are the only ones in the family who have :D

[@morganhinch8970]

These people are too much. I didn't take the SAT, went to community college, and now I have my A.S. in Math and my B.S. in Engineering. It's more about personal motivation to finish considering so many people drop out/ switch majors

[@signaldisconnected634]

I did the sat twice and did worse the second time, but I never wanted to do them in the first place, our school threatened us saying if we didn’t show up they would charge us 100 for the test. As for AP classes they tried to force a lot of kids into them because the more kids that were in the program the more money the school got, regardless of if they were failing or not. I passed 2 AP classes for studio art and 2d design. I know that in AP classes it only matters if you pass the final test, so you could take a bunch of AP classes but fail the tests an end up actually getting the college credit for a few, idk if it’s a good indicator of your intelligence

[@fail2thrive262]

Me, who took the PSAT and never touched it again bc I joined the military instead of trying to go to college: 😳

[@betsy6458]

Thank you for your service.

[@Shogun534]

@@betsy6458 same from my side, thanks for your service sir

[@Hwgt888]

Low IQ tings ❤

[@vortex_pik9250]

@@Hwgt888 L take

[@F-18Super]

@@vortex_pik9250 funnily enough people of higher IQ typically go into some form of engineering in the military

[@Lindseyisloony]

At my school, which was NOT private or religious, there were very literally HUNDREDS of students who would cry in class if they didn't get perfect scores and who would beg endlessly for extra credit assignments even though we already had twice as much homework AND harder classes than any other school in our district.

[@4kach24]

They are so shameless I had a "friend" who acted bitchy when I and my friends decided to do a group project instead of working individually It was hard to do this task individually,so we decided that we'll distribute the tasks between us and submit it together In the meantime he visited the teacher every day, cause he couldn't do it by himself, and the teacher literally did the work for him 😂 He was crying that it wasn't fair that we did the task together and tried to bring us down It didn't go well with the teacher Such people piss me off

[@kalystagutierrez1607]

If I remember correctly I got a 1579(not entirely sure but I know it was in the 15's) and the reason why was because of my English. I hated math with a passion so I would do bare minimum and stay within the 80's so I wouldn't risk failing if I didn't do great on a test. In school my math teachers were actually pretty open about the tests, and math in general, including my senior math teacher. So when I took that test(did it once cause screw paying again) all I kept in mind was what they emphasized about how to pass any math test. What they said was "if you can't answer a hard question then move on and look for the easy questions. They(SAT people) expect you to fail those but they do expect you to pass the easy ones." And that's what I did. I looked for every easy question I could find and then moved back to the harder ones to see if I could solve any. But what really got me that score was my English. I've always been good at English(90's - 100) because I read a lot and learned tips and tricks from my teachers. So yeah, I definitely agree that any test that tries to level intelligence is so stupid and meaningless. It's really only there to determine the amount of state funding public schools get and that's an entire problem in and of itself.

[@Arr2_]

nah bro with 6.0 you can just get into harvard leave 2 years into it and come back a month later 💀

[@dennis65]

Meaning ??

[@its_inspired]

@@dennis65 Meaning you're far too smart for Harvard and decide to teach an entire college class just to further expand on your mind

[@Arr2_]

@@its_inspired thats not what i meant bro 💀i meant you can get accepted into harvard leave it and get accepted back in when you want to just cuz

[@its_inspired]

@@Arr2_ i told my meaning

[@dennis65]

@@its_inspired that's bs ! SAT is not even tough . How is a fresher smart enough to teach an entire college lol Btw how many subjects are in SAT and is there a percentile system ??

[@kamilandrew]

Having money also comes into play since early childhood. The kid with richer parents can live in a better area. Living in a better area means better (more rigorous) education a lot of the time. By the time they get to high school they don’t have to work as hard to get a good school because they are more used to that environment. When I moved I saw this first hand how income and things like test scores correlated. And these statistics arnt from no where either so don’t knock them automatically.

[@PredatorGoose]

Exactly, it’s hard trying to do well in school while there’s a bunch of ghetto ratchet boys/girls in my classroom

[@MrNybios]

I can not wrap my head around the US sat system. You can try it again and again and again if you just have enough money. Here in Germany and everywhere else I know about, you have one shot at your "university-entrance diploma acquired at a secondary school in Germany" (or short Abitur, high school diploma with qualification for university). It is not "pay to be allowed to study". You know the exact date years in advance and have to prepare for the tests. If you do not do your due diligence to prepare for them and fail the exams or at least get bad grades, there is only one person to blame: Yourself. Maybe it works everywhere else, because only muricans are so highly allergic to personal accountability.

[@vortex_pik9250]

someones mad they couldn't get a second try

[@Deadseacargo]

This video isn't about German education. Wrong post

[@MzferNebula]

Ja wol es ist... 😔

[@natsudragneel2640]

@@Deadseacargo well it is a bit a discussion about the education system and since this person has experience in Germany he can share it even though it might have been in a bit provocative way

[@muscle_bunny]

It's not just an American thing, though? Korean university entrance exams are the same. You can take it multiple times (once a year), but that's because the exams are known to be ridiculously difficult (8 hours of hell is what I would rather refer it to).

[@envy1441]

damn can't believe megasus only got a 1540 out of 1600 and ranking in the top 1% truly a sad day

[@lavellelee5734]

Feels bad 🤣

[@21stcenturyninja64]

I lived in California through my middle school years. There was a year where everyone was preparing to take the SAT. The teachers would put unexcusable amount of pressure to do well as it would determine what collage we would get to go to. I being autistic, but not knowing at the time, feed off of that pressure to do well till it was the night before and I stayed in my room all night crying. My mom asked what was wrong and told her the pressure I was under to take the test and do well. That infuriated my parents and they looked at the rule booklet I got to take home and saw in very small fine print that the test was 100% optional. Next day my parents went with me to school to talk to my teachers about it. They asked several times if the test was optional to which the teacher tried avoiding the question entirely trying to get them to accept that I "had" to do it. Eventually they wore her down and she slipped up saying "Yes but!" And that was all my parents needed to hear. For the next few minutes my parents said nothing but "Then she will not be taking it." I was the only one in the entire school who didn't take the test. And found out the more people they had taking the test and how well they did would determine how much money the school would get from the state. After middle school I lived in another state for my high school years and was relived to find that the SAT is completely obsolete compared to the ACT, which I didn't even try at learning from my previous experience.

[@anjalik4628]

Ain’t no way they complaining about 1300-1500, bro I got 900 or 910😭😭😭 Didn’t bother applying to an actual school bc I knew I wouldn’t get accepted anywhere and now I’m in my fourth year in a community college where people only spend two years, struggling in general studies😭😭

[@makeroftoys]

This channel is a brilliant example of the Dunning-Kruger Effect

[@S0FIAV]

this was the most subtle insult ever HAHAHHA. But seriously, we have 2 unexperienced and not educated boys talking an bashing a girl who is going to go to a very prestigious university. It's like they are excusing their stupidity and finding every little hole to exempt their lack of success and drive.

[@1L1KEP0TAT0ES]

Frrr

[@bobross7473]

@@S0FIAVI feel like Connor was pretty reasonable in this though. But yeah Pegasus had some pretty bad takes and his title is overly combative

[@anaalicia5029]

SAT, PSAT, GED -those are all quite foreign concepts outside of the US. I know GED’s are for completing highschool? What are SAT’s?

[@beev5496]

GEDs, HiSETs, and TASCs are all general knowledge tests that include all the generalized subjects in high school that let you get a high school equivalent diploma. They're all tests that allow you into most/all community colleges and a lot of universities. An SAT is basically a college admission test. Similar to a GCSE or kind of like an A-Level in the UK... but more of a GCSE, just for college. PSATs are the preliminary SATs that are basically a practice test to see how well you would do on a college SAT. There's only 85 countries that accept SAT scores (UK being one) so I couldn't tell you if there are other countries that have a similar "SAT" but that's what they are. I took my PSAT on Khan Academy.

[@anaalicia5029]

@@beev5496 thank you, that’s very helpful!

[@dundundun2383]

Basically the problems on the SAT are not that complicated or very hard but the amount of time you get makes it difficult to get a good score which is 1600

[@dundundun2383]

And it tests writing skill(mostly grammar), reading(hardest part for most), and math

[@dundundun2383]

PSAT is just practice sat so it easier and if you get full score on PSAT in 11 grade you can get like a lot of scholarship money

[@ProjektDarkSide]

"Oh yeah? Oh yeah? Emily.. you little b**ch.. I don't like Emily anymore" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@terminallyelleofficial]

F*ck bedtime stories, this is what I fall asleep too. It's so soothing to hear idiots get called out 😊

[@ali-1353]

You didn’t get rejected from an Ivy for not getting a 1500, your SAT score does not play that significant of a role in the admissions process.

[@PhilFrench-ic2pw]

I’m kinda glad to not feel alone, I get F’s and D’s. It’s rarely any A’s and m6 parents are disappointed in me :,)

[@Mr-happy.473]

Do you need help. Ha e you identified your areas of weakness?

[@jsinferno7134]

This guy seems to have such a chip on his shoulder Emily was chill

[@shylol8565]

seeing this makes me realize people actually compare SAT scores. I got an 860 and managed to get into a good college so I didnt actualy put effort into studying for it. Still hasnt had an impact on my academics

[@michaelstephens4992]

Community College is the way to go. Got a FAFSA to cover my classes and just applied to go for my bachelors and I'm already done with 38% of my degree

[@ashleyleavitt6219]

I'm 38, and I just got diagnosed with ADHD about 6 months ago. It looks different in adults, But looking back throughout my life all the signs were definitely there

[@Ishowpounds]

We don’t care

[@ashleyleavitt6219]

@@Ishowpounds that's fine

[@qiwunu]

@@Ishowpounds Ah, yes. The opinion of someone on a video that was made by Pegasus that is related to the video cannot be spoken UNLESS approved by the legendary "ishowpounds", as they decide whether everyone cares or not and everyone else's opinion always aligns with theirs. Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds ☠☠

[@Ishowpounds]

@@qiwunu no1 was talking to you so shush

[@qiwunu]

@@Ishowpounds Ah, yes. User Qiwunu must ONLY speak when spoken to by the almighty "Ishowpounds, or he shall not speak at all.

[@thisjosiah]

GPA is very very incinsistent and stupid. In my school, there is an early college program to get an associates degree early, but since the classes are are at a different school, they don’t count as weighted classes like AP classes, so if you go into the program, you can’t get even a higher GPA than those who just took very easy AP classes.

[@milena2095]

In the Balkans every University has its own test and you are scored based on the test results and your average grade. There’s also a test similar to SATs but the score is only used if you’re tied with someone on the entrance ranking (which is very rare). I think this is a good option because you can focus on the subjects for your University test. In addition, test score takes the most part of the final score, which is also good bc average grade in high schools can be different based on teachers (some schools are more difficult than the others).

[@pablovegas743]

I live in the Balkans too. In my country you can get into university two ways: after you successfully finish 12th grade, you have to take a Matura, and the grades you get from the Matura you can candidate in the university with them. The second option is to take the university exam/test, that they offer, and you can candidate with that grade you got from it.

[@milena2095]

@@pablovegas743 yup Matura is the one that I wrote down as “similar to SATs”, idk anyone who enrolled through Matura, most of us did the Uni exams.

[@pablovegas743]

@@milena2095 I enrolled through Matura, although my grade from it wasn't that good, but I got in. But to be honest it isn't some prestigious university.

[@kestrel.89]

oh that’s cool

[@HastySwampert]

I remember the SAT. My mom would constantly tell me to study it, but the main college I wanted to go to did not factor it in the admission process. I think I got 1060, don't exactly remember. But when it came to grad school, I gave the GRE more attention and I got into the University I wanted to go to. Edit: 1060, not 1460

[@olivethereindeer6148]

Some colleges finally started making their own benchmark entry exams and disregarded SAT scores during COVID. Too bad this wasn't a thing when I was an undergrad 😕

[@melancholy1000]

It doesn't define anything because literally I have ADHD and anxiety and tests scare me so bad I get chills in my body so they don't even matter

[@Stan3.0-m6g]

18:15 "i was kind of a slutty nerd" IS THIS CANNON?!?!

[@dandan029]

didnt he say study nerd?

[@Stan3.0-m6g]

@@dandan029 Very fitting name.

[@grandpacereal1549]

Emily is definitely a sweaty student. She must never hang out with anyone and you'll always find her in the library.

[@thekharataykid]

ummmm???? stop calling me out

[@yasininn76]

Oh, so she's an Hermione

[@EvieY-ev1en0]

But Hermione uses magic😂

[@GuillermoSmyser]

I can see the whole dynamic of going to college changing greatly before my son is that age. Especially if it seems to get more expensive every year but doesn't help you make more money.

[@Anonymous-to6fn]

I will never judge anyone on school scores. I absolutely hated school and would get in trouble for scoring high on tests but getting zeros in homework scores. I squeezed my way through highschool and even got a fairly good sat score but all my regular schoolwork scores were horrible because I didn’t want to do any of that work. In short, your school scores never measure your intelligence or character in my eyes

[@GuillermoSmyser]

Pegasus wanted 1500 or more? I got full ride to a smart school with 30ACT (equal to 1410 SAT) among other extracurriculars.

[@jamjam375]

There are studies saying there is high correlation between the level of education and average income, which would make sense. And if SATs help you get into college, it would make sense for SATs and average income to have a good correlation

[@turtato2155]

Pegasus and Conner really be flexing that they couldn't do better than 1300 or above

[@anonymously6866]

I do believe however covid did affect people’s education, the time that Covid started getting really bad in march I only attended one class the entire year because I had no idea where the math classes, social studies, science etc. because no one told me/idk, and then the next year I was completely struggling on math and science, and even then when I still attended those classes it felt long and annoying. I am doing much better now however. In all advanced with decent scores. I don’t think Covid will affect your education long term. But it definitely does something to some people.

[@samueltesta1558]

GPA is also inconsistent depending on what school you go to. Some schools only do weighted GPAs out of 5, some go up to 6, some just do 4.0 as the highest you can get in general. Weighted GPA kinda means nothing.

[@spadeso]

Starting to understand why pegasus wasn't accepted into an IV now

[@lolwutm8e]

My high school gave us a week notice for the SAT's. So practically everyone had low scores, but good thing my college didn't have mandatory SAT submissions.

[@hayleybeann]

See when I graduated high school (2018) all of the colleges I applied to only wanted us to take one or the other. I did practice exams and totally preferred the ACT so I just took that one😂

[@eyelessjack_]

i major in travel and tourism, everyone in class just gives up and memories an entire textbook just to get thru college. we out here with a 4.0 GPA but still dumb asf😭

[@alek.bear.]

23:37 Nobody "is born like that" in the sense you said. If you worked just as hard as her in your life, you would be able to get that too.

[@bobross7473]

I’m inclined to disagree. I feel like your mind has to work a certain way to be able to wrap your head around the test, and most people aren’t able to do that at least at 17-18 years old when their brains aren’t fully developed

[@UT_766]

For me intelligence is being able to comprehend new information and being able to hold that in your head and remember it

[@michaellane4054]

lol, I wasted two semesters going to college when I could’ve just got my certificates and got a job at a great company. I just realized how much better certifications are compared to college because I can get them in less than a month if I take my time on the courses.

[@richardmangelmann4975]

As a German, I have no idea what the SATs are

[@ro_ran]

They're standardized tests that were used before covid to get into schools. In the US there are a couple different types. I took the ACT.

[@line1631]

Same😂

[@omerazran2946]

When I did my SAT I got a negative value. That's what we call integer overflow.

[@blume9559]

Idk how hard or easy the SAT but i get a lot of mixed responses that it is easy. Here in Australia, the extension 2 HSC is a test that goes up to Calculus 1 with only 16 questions with 10 multiple choice questions despite rarely having multiple choice questions in other tests

[@l1ghtn1ng_zenith]

Bro said MatPat isn't sane 😭

[@1L1KEP0TAT0ES]

😭

[@bobross7473]

I think he’s trying to say that people who get a perfect score have some kind of intellectual superpower that others don’t have, which I kind of agree with

[@2735angel]

Just about the entire public education system is outdated and failed, none of my tests or grades or any of that matters to me at all anymore and I still don't see why people brag about grades in my school

[@Camolicious223]

Myself and 2 other guys retook the SAT for our naval academy applications and our test proctor treated us like children but ended up sending the scores to the wrong school so the academy never got our scores on time. None of us made it in.

[@GigaPangolin]

"I don't want to be mean" my guy you got a perfect score

[@doctorh.m.l4727]

I think forceing yeiung adults and teens into a horrible depbt over a peace of paper with a low percentige of them getting a dream job is a fucking scam.

[@S2G-FC]

In Africa we write a 3 different one month long exam ,then a one day exam

[@incite2004]

Idk I am a good test taker but I also just wing it so I never get stressed out & got 1300 I believe which was one of the highest in my school. Most got 1060 on average. But I was also seen as dumb by my friends so it was I guess proof I was at least book smart. Better at math though Edit: I also had a math test where we were not allowed to use a calculator but we got paper, & a math test that we could use a calculator. But like the easiest problems were on the calculator one. I am neurodivergent as well as autism & ADHD but I still did well. But the ADHD had me never studying & just trying to rush it. I did space out during some of the ELA portions. Another edit: Covid fucked up my GPA. During my 11th grade year. Sucked booty. I am an introvert so it's not like I was missing people. I just didn't thrive online. I needed to be in a class.

[@_Mamimi]

Never took the SAT, didn’t go to college. Went to trade school and I make more money (doing something I love) than 90% of my classmates from school. You don’t need to do any of this 😂

[@sillieskitties._]

I’m still a minor, and my dad does trade and he’s teaching me :3 He’s making more money than we’ve ever made before

[@CatsSmore]

I didn’t do well during the sat or act even when my mom made me study. I suck at taking those kinds of tests. It’s hard to focus and after a while everything melts together. And trying to make myself focus is impossible on top of anxiety disorders. I almost cried a few times. I got 1500 and my mom instead of saying I did good and then giving me constructive criticism straight up just said I was stupid and that i had to take it again. I did worse the second time, and I got into the private college of my dreams. I’m glad colleges are looking past just the scores

[@irobot7565]

Over here in Europe the most prestigious universities are run by the government and way cheaper and in our "SAT" each student can choose two extra subjects relevant to their grade to bump the regular /10 score to an /14 score

[@Ea_Rapture]

Them: Im going to X college. Me: Im goin home.

[@duckavic4411]

you are missing the point of a standardized test. the point is to show that you can put in the work and study for college level courses. just because you hate the test doesn’t mean it’s wrong. the test doesn’t care about your feelings. it’s a benchmark that everyone should meet. BECAUSE everyone comes from different high schools and contexts, there needs to be a standard of what everyone should know before entering college

[@xDanKaix]

If you know math well you don’t need a calculator for any high school level maths, it’s mainly a shortcut or cheat code that people rely too heavily upon.

[@PlayList-kh1nl]

I can tell you right now that Pegasus is no smart pant.

[@BeanCasserole-wg7wu]

To answer Pegasus' question 21:41, the odds of him picking the person with the lowest score is 1 out of 8. I love odds and ratios because of Yugioh lol

[@Karamarika]

Why does it cost money to have people create questions, print materials, and administer a test? Everyone should just volunteer their time so students don't have to pay for anything! 🙄

[@TheGottaluvanime]

If they were really diagnosed they could of gotten accommodation to take the test.

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

The average SAT score is 1080 and the maximum is 1600, so 1480 is really good I think.

[@cosmic_seabunny]

*has erased any and all school related trauma* : Uhhhh what the heck is a SAT score??

[@danielg.schoolyoutube6091]

I got a 1090 sat score and was a B/C student in high school but was an A student in college with a 3.92 honors gpa LOL. Test taking is not for everyone and just the way you are treated by the teachers matters alot too.

[@Hyper_TheOne]

I used to get all A’s right before covid but after covid, I lost all motivation for school and I couldn’t even figure out how I kept it up for years

[@ninjaundermyskin]

The most difficult part of the SAT exam was writing the cursive statement before starting the test. My friends parents spent thousands on SAT prep courses for him, and he got 1500, I didn't study or prepare at all and got 1250. I was accepted to ask the same schools as him, the only difference was I couldn't afford to go to UCLA

[@HeyAHappyHuman]

As someone in calculus (haven't taken the sat yet), the thought of doing math with a calculator scares me

[@fadeintotwilight5728]

I'm in calculus too (in college) and I have a calculator in my bag but I'm afraid of taking it out because everyone around me doesn't have one out... it's easy enough without I guess?q

[@DragonMasta99]

Jokes on you! I don’t drink GPA’s!

[@sofia7816]

I had a friend who after a ceremony at school, apologized to her mom bc she got third highest GPA. And her mom wanted her to be the highest. It was so sad bc this girl got a 1560 on the SAT a 36 on the ACT and was like one of the top five students at that school a

[@turksevermeechie]

bro not to be disrespectful or anything but I live in Turkey and the math questions in our Highschool entrance exam are harder than the SAT ones i aint gonna lie

[@bobross7473]

This is a flawed argument. The SAT isn’t designed to be conceptually hard but rather just confusing, at least the reading questions I believe

[@zoomcards-nt9ho]

I got a 1580. I was consistently the bottom of my class in high school and ended up in a college most consider mid or something to look down on. It's a school that is literally test BLIND. My SAT did nothing and my parents think I'm doomed to poverty or smtn. Anyway this is just a lil reminder to folks who think a high SAT would land you in an Ivy. No, it wouldn't have. EC's and GPA (say what you will, having a 4.0 is proof you have mild competence) matter way more.

[@thesenate4815]

Apart from the SATs and GPA, americas gonna be asking for an LGBT average

[@theguacamoleman6019]

Bro said a 1350 was trash💀💀

[@Unirobo]

Bro has a whole table for one gfuel

[@aflowerofsomesort66]

British education system seems mad fine rn

[@iamsomeone8266]

as someone who didnt ibteract with ppl that much, Covid honestly had 0 affect on me. I often go completely offline for months on end, no way to contact me or anything, so i dont have many friends. I do want to change but rn, i dont have motivation to. But, since i had so much drive, Covid had Noooo.. effect on me. Also, i barely went on my photo too. I did rlly well in school bc of that. But, after my GCSEs, joining sixthform, i am always panicking, and ive expereinced so many epispdes of depression and anxiety, yeah, it has not been fun. Many yimes, i se my room as a prison

[@iamsomeone8266]

sorry, i meant i see my room as a prison NOW

[@Venven033]

Bro you doing okay?