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    My younger DD recently took the CogAT (age 7, 2nd grade). I was given her scores as percentiles only.

    Verbal: 86
    Nonverbal: 97
    Quantitative: 97
    Composite: 97

    Is there a table I could use to convert the percentiles back to SAS or SAS ranges?

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    Googling "cogat sas" brings up a previous thread "How can I convert USS CogAT scores to SAS?" http://giftedissues.davidsongifted....4714/How_can_I_convert_USS_CogAT_sc.html .


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    http://www.riversidepublishing.com/products/cogAt/pdf/cogATshort.pdf

    I found this to be helpful - there is a bell curve showing where SAS, PR & Stanine scores fall. You can be relatively accurate in guestimating what SAS is what %.

    It also offers a comprehensive understanding of the test and its application to teachers based on type of learners.

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