<p>Hey guys</p>
<p>I have a sat book called ' official SAT guide' by college board. and all the conversion charts are ranges. I calculated with the lowest possible score for one of my tests and it was 1970 and the highest was like 2230. Now that is a huge range. So i was wondering why they give such a huge range. And could anyone help me in finding a chart that is specific. any suggestions would be appreciated. thanks!</p>
<p>Shad</p>
<p>Range=pick the lowest
If you go by the highest or by the middle, you’d be devastated when you get your actual score like I did. When I did my practice tests, I picked the middle and got 2200 or 2300, but when I took the real thing, I barely made a 2000.</p>
<p>I’d say 2100. i actually did better on the actual exam than on any practice from the blue book</p>
<p>liebenuka .. i just cheked the conversion chart for a SAT Kaplan book and i put my scores in and it came out as 2120.. and if you average my two scores it comes to about 2115 so i would think i should take the middle. any other thoughs?</p>
<p>why don’t u stick with 2100 and do more practice tests? it doesnt matter if ur 2400 in practice, it’s not what ur practice scores that count -.-</p>
<p>I dunno, just take the lowest, dude. you don’t want to surprise yourself in the bad way when you get the score</p>
<p>Look at the curve for some other test like January 2008.</p>
<p>They can’t give you a concrete score because they have no basis of comparison to create a curve. I agree with just taking the lowest so you don’t get any surprises, but after taking a few practice tests you will more or less know what you are capable of.</p>