StatisticalDefinitions Meanscore:Themeanscoreisthearithmeticaverageofa definedsetoftestscores.meanscorestatisticsarereported hereiftherearetenormorestudentsinagrouporsubgroup. Scaledscore:Ascaledscoreistheresultofadjustingaraw score(thenumberofquestionsansweredcorectly)inways thatensurethatresultsacrossdiferenttestformsare comparable.thescoresshownhereandreportedto educators,students,andinstitutionsarescaledscores. Standarddeviation(SD):Thestandarddeviationisa measureofthevariabilityofasetofscores.iftestscores clustertightlyaroundthemeanscore,astheydowhenthe grouptestedisrelativelyhomogeneous,thestandard deviationissmalerthanitwouldbewithamorediversegroup andamorewidelydisperseddistributionofscores. ColegeandCareerReadinessBenchmarks EachassessmentintheSATSuitehasanassociatedsetof metricscaledthecolegeandcareerreadiness Benchmarks. TheSATMathbenchmarkisthesectionscoreassociated witha7 chanceofearningatleastacinfirst-semester, credit-bearing,colege-levelcoursesinalgebra,statistics, precalculus,orcalculus. TheSATEvidence-BasedReadingandWriting(ERW) benchmarkisassociatedwitha7 chanceofearningat leastacinfirst-semester,credit-bearing,colege-level coursesinhistory,literature,socialscience,orwriting. Thegrade-levelbenchmarkscoresforPSAT-related assessmentsarebasedonexpectedstudentgrowthtoward thesatbenchmarksateachgrade.whilesatbenchmarks indicatelikelihoodofsuccessincolege,grade-level benchmarksindicatewhetherastudentisontrackforcolege andcareerreadinessfortheirgrade.thebenchmarksareset toreflecttypicalannualgrowthfrom yeartoyearfrom 8th through12thgrades. ThenewSATSuitebenchmarkoutcomesshouldnotbe comparedagainstresultsfrom theoldsatorpsat/nmsqt, asthescorescaleandbenchmarkdefinitionshavechanged. Benchmarkstatisticsarereportediftherearetenormore studentsinagrouporsubgroup. AbouttheColegeBoard TheColegeBoardisamission-drivennot-for-profit organizationthatconnectsstudentstocolegesuccessand opportunity.foundedin1900,thecolegeboardwascreated toexpandaccesstohighereducation.today,themembership associationismadeupofover6,000oftheworld sleading educationalinstitutionsandisdedicatedtopromoting excelenceandequityineducation.eachyear,thecolege Boardhelpsmorethansevenmilionstudentspreparefora successfultransitiontocolegethroughprogramsandservices incolegereadinessandcolegesuccess includingthesat andtheadvancedplacementprogram (AP ).The organizationalsoservestheeducationcommunitythrough researchandadvocacyonbehalfofstudents,educatorsand schools.forfurtherinformation,visitwww.colegeboard.org. 2017TheColegeBoard.ColegeBoard,AP,SAT,andthe acornlogoareregisteredtrademarksofthecolegeboard. PSAT/NMSQTisaregisteredtrademarkoftheColegeBoard andnationalmeritscholarshipcorporation.psatandsat SubjectTestsaretrademarksownedbytheColegeBoard.Al othermarksarethepropertyoftheirrespectiveowners.visit thecolegeboardontheweb:colegeboard.org. SAT Grade11 Grade10 Grade9 Grade8 0 480 10 460 480 40 40 410 40 90 AboutThisReport Thisreportpresentsdataonstudentsintheclassof2017who tookthenewsat duringhighschool,aswelastakersof PSAT-relatedassessments thepsat/nmsqt,psat 10,andPSAT 8/9 acrossthe2016-17schoolyear. Withineachassessment,testtakersarecountedonlyonce andonlytheirlatestscoresandmostrecentdemographic responsesaresummarized.(moststudentssupplyoptional demographicinformationwhentheyregisterforortaketestsin thesatsuiteofassessments,whichprovidesvaluable contextualinformationtoaidininterpretingandunderstanding individualandgroupscores.) ScoreRanges Herearetherangesforreportedscoresforthe Evidence-BasedReadingandWriting(ERW)andMath sectionsofeachtestinthesatsuite: SATsections:200 800 PSAT/NMSQTandPSAT10sections:160 760 PSAT8/9sections:120 720 RecentChangestoDataColectionandReporting InJune201,theColegeBoardaligneditscolectionand reportingofrace/ethnicitycategorieswithu.s.departmentof Educationguidelines.Inaddition,whilepreviousSATcohort assignmentreflectedself-reportedinformationcolectedduring SATorSATSubjectTestregistrationonly,itnowleverages themostrecentinformationfrom thesat,psat-related assessment,orapprogramsinaneforttomorecloselyalign withschool,district,andstatedatasystems.forthese reasons,weadvisecautionwhencomparingdatapointsinthis reporttothoseinpreviousreports. CaveatonUsingtheData TheColegeBoardstronglydiscouragesusingscoresto compareorevaluateteachers,schools,districts,orstates, becauseofdiferencesinparticipationandtesttaker populations.relationshipsbetweentestscoresandother backgroundorcontextualfactorsarecomplexand interdependent. ColegeandCareerReadinessBenchmarks Assessment/ Gradelevel ERW SectionScore Math SectionScore
SATSuiteParticipationSummary TheSATSuiteofAssessments thesat(grades12and11),psat/nmsqtandpsat10(grades11and10),andpsat 8/9(grades9and8) measuresastudent scolegeandcareerreadiness.together,theseassessmentsprovidea comprehensivesolutionthatsystematicalyandprogressivelymeasurestheknowledge,skils,andunderstandingsessential forsuccessincolegeandcareer. 229,411testtakerscompletedtheSAToraPSAT related assessment(psat/nmsqt,psat10,orpsat8/9)inthe2016-17 schoolyear. Classof2017 SATTakers¹ HighSchoolGraduates² SATParticipationRate 7,4 87,90 ofgraduates intheclassof2017 tookthesatduring highschool Classof2018 PSAT/NMSQTTakers³ 11th-GradeEnrolment² ParticipationRate,724 98,86 of11thgraders tookthe PSAT/NMSQTlast fal Classof2019 PSAT/NMSQTorPSAT10Takers³ 10th-GradeEnrolment² ParticipationRate 70,61 104,47 6 6 of10thgraders tookthe PSAT/NMSQTor PSAT10 in2016-17 Classof2020 PSAT8/9Takers³ 9th-GradeEnrolment² ParticipationRate 28,484 110,66 2 2 of9thgraders tookthepsat8/9 in2016-17 Classof2021 PSAT8/9Takers³ 8th-GradeEnrolment² ParticipationRate 9,72 101,82 1 1 of8thgraders tookthepsat8/9 in2016-17 ¹Reflects2017highschoolgraduateswhotookthenewSATduringhighschool. ²KnockingattheColegeDoor,WICHE,December2016. ³PSAT relatedassessmentdatareflectstudentswhotestedduringthe2016-17schoolyear.
SATParticipationandPerformance Datareflect2017highschoolgraduateswhotookthenewSATduringhighschool.IfastudenttooktheSATmorethanonce,the mostrecentscoreandself-reportedsatquestionnaireresponsesaresummarized. 7,4 1102 TookEssay¹ 1,72 110 86 6 8 6 1 61 41 % MetBenchmarks 8 1 Race/Ethnicity 149 1049 7 12 4 8 4 1 4,498 11,24 6,001 84 0,781,64 1,22 2 1 2% 1202 962 106 1081 1149 1106 10 90 49 42 4 86 6 29 611 21 9 62 41 04 7 22% 2% 6 2% 4 8 7 7 9 8% 6 7 2% 4 4 22% 2 Sex Female 0,68 % 1090 61 29 4 8 1 Male 26,770 4 1116 61 4 8 6 1 FirstLanguageLearned EnglishOnly 46,74 8 1102 6 9 % 82% 1 EnglishandAnotherLanguage 6,882 1100 46 % 7 1 AnotherLanguage,42 1106 44 62 7 6 2 47 1040 1 09 42% 6 4 2% HighestLevelofParentalEducation NoHighSchoolDiploma 1,892 % 97 492 48 2 4 HighSchoolDiploma AssociateDegree Bachelor'sDegree GraduateDegree 14,129 4,42 18,76 16,12 2,072 2 2 1021 104 1128 1192 9 21 4 74 60 48 00 09 4 86 468 6 7 2 7 7 8 9 2% 4 6 7% 2 2 2 SATFeeWaiver Usedatanypoint 10,9 1 980 00 480 2 2 Didnotuse 47,08 82% 1128 74 4 8 6 1% ¹ReflectstesttakerswhocompletedtheSATEssayatanypoint,notnecessarilyonthemostrecenttestadministrationdate.
SATParticipationandPerformanceContinued Datareflect2017highschoolgraduateswhotookthenewSATduringhighschool.IfastudenttooktheSATmorethanonce,the mostrecentscoreandself-reportedsatquestionnaireresponsesaresummarized. HighSchoolGradePointAverage A+(97 100),992 1268 64 62 8 9 8 2% A(9 96) A-(90 92) B(80 89) C(70 79) D,E,orF(below70) 11,690 10,620 2,81 4,910 11 2,29 2 1 4 1219 111 1040 92 898 102 618 8 1 472 462 24 601 6 09 42 4 01 7 6 1 1 9 9 7 6 7 6 4 1 2% 2% HighSchoolRank HighestTenth 7,14 12 64 619 8 9 8 % SecondTenth SecondFifth FinalThree-Fifths,90 4,6 4,844 4,962 1 6 1129 106 982 1087 74 44 01 4 22 480 4 2 8 8 62% 7 6 4 2 1 1 2 TookthePSAT/NMSQT¹ AsaJuniorandSophomoreorYounger 2,042 110 84 66 6 8 AsaJunior AsaSophomoreorYounger NeverTookPSAT/NMSQT 7,192 10,492 7,727 1% 1 1% 107 1064 994 40 4 09 17 21 486 4 2 7 7 6 4 2% 2 ¹Derivedfrom ColegeBoardrecordsofstudenttest-takinghistory.Previously,thesedatawerebasedonself-reportedinformationcolectedduringregistration.
SATParticipationandPerformance:ScoreDistributions Datareflect2017highschoolgraduateswhotookthenewSATduringhighschool.IfastudenttooktheSATmorethanonce,the mostrecentscoreissummarized. andsectionscores 1400 1600,40 1200 190 14,441 1000 1190 2,04 800 990 1,900 600 790 2,4 400 90 74 Mean 1102 SD 184 Score ERW Math 2 2 4 700 800 4,729 600 690 16,822 00 90 21,2 400 490 12,199 00 90 2,4 200 290 114 217 Mean 61 41 SD 9 2 4,0 12,08 22,941 14,4,84 100 2 2 4 Cross-TestScores TestScores Analysisin History/Social Studies Analysisin Science Reading Writingand Language Math 40,72,8 40 6,26,214 4,0 0 4. 16,476 17,486 0 4. 16,716 17,464 12,08 2 29. 21,864 20,44 2 29. 20,98 19,88 22,941 20 24. 1 19. 10,4 2,64 11, 2,28 10 14. 01 177 Mean SD 28 28 20 24. 1 19. 11,09 2,221 11,641,068 14,4,84 10 14. 146 181 217 Mean SD 28 28 27 Subscores Wordsin Context Command Expression ofevidence ofideas Standard English Conventions Heartof Algebra Problem Solving anddata Analysis Passportto Advanced Mathematics 1 1 10 12 7 9 4 6 8,261 24,82 17,61,709 7,780 20,164 22,806 6,40 9,019 21,848 19,491 6,480 8,072 16,790 20,188 10,921,98 17,0 2,17 8,289 6,290 19,891 19,81 9,00 7,426 16,780 2,17 8,964 1 1,290 00 61 1,482 944 2,48 1,126 Mean SD 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 Essay¹ 8 7 6 4 2 Mean SD Reading 62 2,70 10,026 8,6 7,042 2,086 88 1 Analysis 2 1,1 4,488 6,609 7,861,24,902 4 1 Writing 6 2,606 10,64 8,124 6,98 1,974 801 1 ¹ReflectsthemostrecentessayoftesttakerswhocompletedtheSATEssayatanypoint,notnecessarilyonthemostrecenttestadministrationdate.
Datareflect2017highschoolgraduateswhotookthenewSATduringhighschool.IfastudenttooktheSATmorethanonce,the mostrecentscoreandself-reportedsatquestionnaireresponsesaresummarized. Agriculture,AgricultureOperations,andRelatedSciences ArchitectureandRelatedServices Area,Ethnic,Cultural,andGenderStudies BiologicalandBiomedicalSciences Business,Management,Marketing,andRelatedSupportServic. Communication,Journalism,andRelatedPrograms ComputerandInformationSciencesandSupportServices MilitaryTechnologies ConstructionTrades,General Education Engineering EngineeringTechnologies/Technicians EnglishLanguageandLiterature/Leters FamilyandConsumerSciences/HumanSciences ForeignLanguagesandLiteratures,General HealthProfessionsandRelatedClinicalSciences History,General LegalStudies,General LiberalArtsandSciences,GeneralStudiesandHumanities LibraryScience/Librarianship MathematicsandStatistics MechanicandRepairTechnologies/Technicians Multi/InterdisciplinaryStudies NaturalResourcesandConservation Parks,RecreationandLeisureStudies PersonalAndCulinaryServices,General PhilosophyandReligiousStudies PhysicalSciences PrecisionProduction Psychology,General PublicAdministrationandSocialServiceProfessions SecurityandProtectiveServices SocialSciences TheologyandReligiousVocations TransportationandMaterialsMoving VisualandPerformingArts,General Other Undecided 62 0 2 1 4 66 0 0 2 600 2 48 489 87 487 641 4 40 2 26 2 494 4 47 600 19 20 0 80 24 9 66 2 9 17 8 22 6 12 87 608 28 41 62 610 8 12 498 87 619 48 611 91 7 79 47 601 20 612 41 90 1 2 4 8 68 2 87 6 66 40 114 102 1086 1027 1140 1174 101 1046 108 1210 11 997 987 1140 1206 972 122 116 111 1111 107 11 1014 11 1088 1190 1069 101 107 116 1092 1091 11 108 112 106 2% 2% 2% 1 2% 1 2% 1,8 69,608 18 82 1,211 1,84 21 2,76 1 862 102 147 48 120 67 64 9 8 1,080 61 9,687 28 14 0 791,622 2,082 21 42 2,700 1,126,2 4,14 66 66 2017SATSuiteAnnualReport SATParticipationandPerformance:IntendedColegeMajorandDegree-LevelGoal IntendedColegeMajor Percent ERW Math CertificateProgram AssociateDegree Bachelor'sDegree Master'sDegree DoctoralorRelatedDegree Other Undecided 42 46 69 17 447 468 6 47 89 7 8 468 488 1108 97 118 110 10 91 96 1 2 2,48 191 11,870 17,976 14,2 410 214 Degree-LevelGoal
SATScoreSending:InstitutionsThatReceivedtheMostSATScoreReportsfrom Ofthe7,4studentsfrom whotookthesat,44,0designatedthattheirscorereportsbesenttoinstitutions.students maydesignatemorethanoneinstitutiontoreceivescores.thislistincludesonlytheinstitutionsthatreceivedthemostscorereports. Atotalof2,16institutionsreceivedscorereportsfrom students. Institution State Type NumberofStudents % ofscoresenders¹ JamesMadisonUniversity VA PublicColege 14,17 1. Tech VA PublicColege 12,221 27. CommonwealthUniversity VA PublicColege 12,097 27.2% GeorgeMasonUniversity VA PublicColege 11,486 2. Universityof VA PublicColege 10,8 2. OldDominionUniversity VA PublicColege 7,98 17. RadfordUniversity VA PublicColege 7,21 16.2% ChristopherNewportUniversity VA PublicColege 6,004 1. ColegeofWiliam andmary VA PublicColege,46 12.% UniversityofMaryWashington VA PublicColege 4,12 9.% LongwoodUniversity VA PublicColege,980 8. TechCenterforTeacherEducation VA PublicColege 2,74.% NCAAEligibilityCenter IN PublicColege 2,2. LibertyUniversity VA PrivateColege 2,148 4. BridgewaterColege VA PrivateColege 2,129 4. NorfolkStateUniversity VA PublicColege 1,881 4.2% UniversityofRichmond VA PrivateColege 1,84 4.2% LynchburgColege VA PrivateColege 1,78 4. StateUniversity VA PublicColege 1,72. UniversityofNorthCarolinaatChapelHil NC PublicColege 1,709. HamptonUniversity VA PrivateColege 1,668. WestUniversity WV PublicColege 1,66. PennStateUniversityPark PA PublicColege 1,64. UniversityofSouthCarolina:Columbia SC PublicColege 1,402. Randolph-MaconColege VA PrivateColege 1,90. DukeUniversity NC PrivateColege 1,24 2. RoanokeColege VA PrivateColege 1,22 2. NorthCarolinaStateUniversity NC PublicColege 1,22 2. UniversityofMaryland:ColegePark MD PublicColege 1,179 2. ClemsonUniversity SC PublicColege 1,117 2. ShenandoahUniversity VA PrivateColege 1,108 2. NewYorkUniversity NY PrivateColege 1,07 2.% EastCarolinaUniversity NC PublicColege 1,029 2.% CornelUniversity NY PrivateColege 998 2.2% GeorgeWashingtonUniversity DC PrivateColege 98 2.2% UniversityofPennsylvania PA PrivateColege 929 2. GeorgetownUniversity DC PrivateColege 910 2. GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology GA PublicColege 880 2. UnionUniversity VA PrivateColege 876 2. WesleyanColege VA PrivateColege 89 1. JohnsHopkinsUniversity MD PrivateColege 842 1. PrincetonUniversity NJ PrivateColege 827 1. UniversityofAlabama AL PublicColege 818 1. HarvardColege MA PrivateColege 814 1. CoastalCarolinaUniversity SC PublicColege 801 1. ¹OfstudentswhodesignatedthattheirSATscorereportsbesenttoinstitutions,the'PercentofScoreSenders'indicatesthepercentofthosestudentswhohadtheirscoressentto eachinstitutionlisted.
PSAT/NMSQTandPSAT10ParticipationandPerformance DatareflectstudentswhotookthePSAT/NMSQTand/orPSAT10duringthe2016-17schoolyear.Ifastudenttestedmorethan once,themostrecentscoreandself-reportedquestionnaireresponsesaresummarized. Number ERW Math 16,22 982 499 484 PSAT/NMSQT PSAT10 1,27 9 982 1007 499 14 484 49 Sex Number Percent ERW Math Female 68,487 988 07 481 Male 66,988 4 979 491 487 GradeLevel 10thGrade 11thGrade Other/ ¹ 70,61 2% 96 486 471 6,74 101 24 07 4 72% 4 2 11,90 91 462 44 Race/Ethnicity Number Percent ERW Math 72 872 48 4 12,011 22,179 19,26 20 6,84 9,118 9,04 1 4 1104 89 901 9 109 978 90 4 4 4 476 2 499 47 9 424 446 48 07 479 449 10thGrade ¹ 84 421 422 22% 4 2,988 10,996 10,04 9 2,7 4,89,872 1 1076 842 881 897 1012 98 878 2 426 444 48 18 489 444 44 416 47 49 49 44 6 1 2 2 82% % 6 82% 72% 7% 2 2 1% 2% 2 11thGrade ¹ 180 944 478 466 2,01 8,894 7,817 8 26,609,48 1,00 1 1 1 % 111 896 97 982 1086 10 92 66 46 474 00 28 471 8 440 46 481 1 0 461 7 1 4 8% 4 8 7 7 2 4 6 4 1% 4 2% 1 2 4 ¹Basedongrade levelbenchmarks.
PSAT/NMSQTandPSAT10ParticipationandPerformance DatareflectstudentswhotookthePSAT/NMSQTand/orPSAT10duringthe2016-17schoolyear.Ifastudenttestedmorethan once,themostrecentscoreandself-reportedquestionnaireresponsesaresummarized. FirstLanguageLearned 10thGrade EnglishOnly 0,96 72% 968 494 47 7% 4 2 EnglishandAnotherLanguage AnotherLanguage 10,96 4,847 4,1 948 924 877 476 4 444 472 4 4 2 6 % 42% 11thGrade EnglishOnly 40,20 7 1041 2 09 7 2% EnglishandAnotherLanguage AnotherLanguage 8,241 4,79 794 1 1024 978 894 1 480 448 09 498 44 2 6 4 2 4 HighestLevelofParentalEducation 10thGrade NoHighSchoolDiploma,876 822 410 412 1 1 6 HighSchoolDiploma AssociateDegree Bachelor'sDegree GraduateDegree 16,706,810 20,28 1,796 9,84 2 22% 1 881 921 1002 1068 877 446 11 4 442 4 42 491 2 4 2 6 2 6 8 8 2% 2 6 42% 2% 1 11thGrade NoHighSchoolDiploma 2,746 86 40 4 1 1 62% HighSchoolDiploma AssociateDegree Bachelor'sDegree GraduateDegree 12,48,61 17,191 1,681 2,17 2% 2% 99 97 106 117 8 477 497 41 79 42 462 478 22 9 428 2 6 6 8 8 6 1 4 1 1 6 HighSchoolGradePointAverage ¹ 10thGrade A+(97 100) 2,99 1149 8 64 82% 9 8% A(9 96) A-(90 92) B(80 89) C(70 79) D,E,orF(below70) 14,08 12,881 27,09 6,876,809 2 1 1 1099 1017 897 788 74 877 61 19 4 9 71 44 8 498 442 9 7 44 7 2 % 2 9 8 6 2% 7 6 1 6 8% 11thGrade A+(97 100),87 12 62 608 8 9 8 A(9 96) A-(90 92) B(80 89) C(70 79) D,E,orF(below70) 10,680 9,490 22,40,4 29 1,8 2 1 42% 1 % 1180 1094 964 84 760 924 99 7 490 421 81 467 82 8 47 41 78 47 7 2% % 2 9% 8 1 8 1 1 6 8 4 ¹Basedongrade levelbenchmarks.
PSAT8/9ParticipationandPerformance DatareflectstudentswhotookthePSAT8/9duringthe2016-17schoolyear.IfastudenttookthePSAT8/9morethanonceduring theschoolyear,themostrecentscoreandself-reportedquestionnaireresponsesaresummarized. Number ERW Math 9,007 901 44 448 Fal 8,07 901 4 447 Spring 92 97 482 4 Sex Number Percent ERW Math Female 19,06 4 914 467 447 Male 19,460 891 442 449 GradeLevel 8thGrade 9thGrade Other/ ¹ 9,72 2 84 420 414 62% 4 28,484 7% 927 467 460 2% 7 2 771 2% 812 410 402 Race/Ethnicity Number Percent ERW Math 216 778 88 90 4,172 4,784 6,92 66 1,608,1,921 1 1 1 101 801 827 88 91 92 8 08 401 414 41 484 472 429 2 400 41 427 467 49 424 8thGrade 76 248 1,186 1,01 9,026 89,60 ¹ % 1 749 882 760 798 862 48 424 42% 7 2 822 41 407 62% 846 426 420 9thGrade 16 79 98 97 22% 2,891,490,786 7 10,424 2,677 2,02 1 2 1041 81 84 861 977 97 874 1 409 418 42 497 48 48 28 406 417 40 480 472 46 7 2 6 4 8 4 8% 7 8 4 6 62% 4 4 1 1 71 47 78 98 78 44 82 400 1 1 2 7 4 2 2 ¹ 2 ¹Basedongrade levelbenchmarks.
PSAT8/9ParticipationandPerformance DatareflectstudentswhotookthePSAT8/9duringthe2016-17schoolyear.IfastudenttookthePSAT8/9morethanonceduring theschoolyear,themostrecentscoreandself-reportedquestionnaireresponsesaresummarized. FirstLanguageLearned ¹ 8thGrade EnglishOnly 7,272 7 89 424 41 6 4 2% EnglishandAnotherLanguage AnotherLanguage 1,049 09 1,122 1 % 81 814 8 407 40 417 406 411 416 2 % 62% 4 4 9thGrade EnglishOnly 16,08 94 479 466 7 6 2 EnglishandAnotherLanguage AnotherLanguage 6,9 2,614,169 22% 1 918 880 889 47 4 448 461 447 441 4 4 4 4 4 HighSchoolGradePointAverage 8thGrade A+(97 100) 9 961 49 468 6 82% 7 A(9 96) A-(90 92) B(80 89) C(70 79) D,E,orF(below70) 1,60 1,68,22 688 79 2,11 1 1 22% 920 866 787 710 679 840 48 94 1 7 422 41 429 92 9 42 418 6 1 8 7 22% 6 6 4 2 42% 2 4 7 82% 2% 9thGrade A+(97 100) 1,049 1091 48 44 82% 8 8 A(9 96) A-(90 92) B(80 89) C(70 79) D,E,orF(below70),60 4,91 8,922 2,008 24,704 2 1 2 106 979 861 747 706 89 6 494 4 7 1 40 28 48 428 74 44 8% 6 1 9 8 6 1 8 72% 4 1 1 6 7 ¹Basedongrade levelbenchmarks.