<p>bluedabudi: thanks! I still did a lot better than I thought I would though. I thought I got wrecked by the sentence completion sections</p>
<p>My school actually gave us back our scores today…they normally wait until the last week in December. </p>
<p>Critical Reading: 45/48 (omitted 0) = 74</p>
<p>Math: 36/ 38 (omitted 0) = 75</p>
<p>Writing: 36/39 (omitted 0) = 70</p>
<p>Total: 219</p>
<p>Actually happy considering my state’s cutoff is always a 201 or 202. Good luck to everyone else still waiting</p>
<p>@vince</p>
<p>how did u get -3 raw score in writing by omitting nothing?</p>
<p>^ Which form is that for, Vince?</p>
<p>WeDnEsDaY oR sAtUrDaY?</p>
<p>yeah mabs i just realized that too… does a -2.5 go to a -3? cause thats what I thought untill like yesterday.</p>
<p>Same with CR…</p>
<p>Two incorrect (as opposed to omitted, except for free response Math questions) rounds up to -2 raw.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure -2.5 rounds up to -2. So if you missed 2 questions and omitted none, you would get a -2.5,but in actuality it’s a -2. So out of 39 for writing you would get a 37.</p>
<p>^^^ i think he just means he missed three questions. he just posted how many he missed, not raw score.</p>
<p>Based on the curve it looks like Vince took Form S (I think?). It seems -4 and not -2 was a 70 in writing, which makes a lot more sense.</p>
<p>Re-asking because I’m desperate: </p>
<p>Did anyone miss 2 Writing questions on Form W and get their score?</p>
<p>monstor if that is true then awsome. I know im borderline 220/216 most likely and need all the points I can get. Hopefully Illinois stays down in the 213-215 range its been in for the past couple years. Oh how I envy the states like alaska where only HUNDREDS of people took the test or so and to get semi-finalist is nearly granted if you are commended. It really is astonishing that Montana had around 3000 people while other states, maybe even smaller states like delaware, have around 15000-20000 taking the test. Is there ANY motivation whatsoever in these kind of states?.. haha didnt expect to start raging… myyy badddd</p>
<p>But I dont believe missing three questions (-4 raw score) is 70. Someone told me it was 68</p>
<p>I wonder whether my school handed the reports out today when I was absent. At least, then, I’ll get them tomorrow.</p>
<p>VINCE!!! you have to do better than that lol, your post does not make any sense.</p>
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<p>^ That’s not exactly on topic. :)</p>
<p>^^^^thats more random than my post yesterday.
hydrofracking??? hmm connotation</p>
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its more important than our PSAT scores.</p>
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