Survey says: Employers most often recommended blue (23 percent) and black (15 percent). Orange topped the list for the worst color (25 percent of employers) and was the color most likely to be associated with someone who is unprofessional.
If I just tell you Vanderbiltâs testing range for ACT is 30 to 34 (or 1360 to 1530 for SAT), then you need to ask follow-up questions.he vast majority of the time you see testing ranges reported, they are reporting the 25 th percentile through the 75 th percentile, or the mid-50%. Vanderbilt example: our Class of 2014 ACT mid-50% is 30-34.
I work in auto finance underwriting and funding. You'd be considered a sub-prime customer so you'd get a poor interest rate, but as long as you were to make your payments on time, etc. then getting the car would benefit your credit score. A 640 credit score should definitely be qualified enough to lease a $15k car. When you need to worry about getting a car is when someone's credit score reaches 599 or less - that's when they are what's called super sub-prime. When you get your credit score 700 or above, you'll be prime and there won't be much attention paid to your debt ratio because you'll have the qualified credit.