<p>My son’s GC told me yesterday that my sophomore got a 231. She said that’s the highest she has seen at our school to date (15% of this year’s class made semifinalist at this school). Is there any way to find out how many people scored that high nationally or in our state? I was just wondering if we could determine what percentile (beyond 99) that would put him in.</p>
<p>and you need to know that why??? be thrilled with it and forget about 99.999th percentile!</p>
<p>tquenn, there is a SAT score frequency chart that indirectly gives exact percentiles. Based on the notation they used (when they switched to 99+ instead of 99), I analyzed a PSAT percentile chart a few months ago that differentiated between 99 and 99+.</p>
<p>Based on some interpolation, a 231 is probably around a 99.83.</p>
<p>Form W</p>
<p>CR
48-80
47-80
46-77
45
44-74
43
42-70
41
40
39
38</p>
<p>M
38-80
37-79
36-75
35
34-71
33-70
32
31
30
29
28</p>
<p>W
39-80
38-78
37-73
36
35-70
34-68
33
32
31
30
29 </p>
<hr>
<p>Form S</p>
<p>CR
48-80
47-80
46-76
45-75
44-74
43
42
41
40
39
38</p>
<p>M
38-80
37
36-75
35-72
34
33
32-67
31
30
29
28</p>
<p>W
39-80
38
37-70
36-69
35-68
34
33
32
31
30
29</p>
<p>Did anyone gets their scores back today? Feel free to post them or update the list.</p>
<p>This is my first post ever. I think that the following link may be helpful:</p>
<p><a href=“http://professionals.collegeboard.com/profdownload/understanding-psat-nmsqt-scores.pdf[/url]”>Higher Education Professionals | College Board;
<p>PDF’s are not working on my computer currently. Can you post the HTML?</p>
<p>Yeah wow that has everything!</p>
<p>What exactly does it have?</p>
<p>Wow its the curve!</p>
<p>epic win. silver it has full curves for w and s</p>
<p>WOW -2 writing = 70</p>
<p>FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFMMMMMMMMMMMMLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL</p>
<p>Got it working. Super find! </p>
<p>Form W</p>
<p>CR
48-80
47-80
46-77
45-76
44-74
43-72
42-70
41-69
40-68
39-67
38-65</p>
<p>M
38-80
37-79
36-75
35-73
34-71
33-70
32-70
31-68
30-67
29-65
28-64</p>
<p>W
39-80
38-78
37-73
36-72
35-70
34-68
33-65
32-63
31-62
30-61
29-59 </p>
<hr>
<p>Form S</p>
<p>CR
48-80
47-80
46-76
45-75
44-74
43-71
42-70
41-68
40-67
39-66
38-65</p>
<p>M
38-80
37-78
36-75
35-72
34-70
33-69
32-67
31-66
30-64
29-63
28-62</p>
<p>W
39-80
38-75
37-70
36-69
35-68
34-66
33-63
32-62
31-61
30-60
29-58</p>
<p>All are confirmed.</p>
<p>amazing find. I will update.
Form W</p>
<p>CR
48-80
47-80
46-77
45-76
44-74
43-72
42-70
41-69
40-68
39-67
38-65</p>
<p>M
38-80
37-79
36-75
35-73
34-71
33-70
32-68
31-67
30-65
29-64
28-63</p>
<p>W
39-80
38-78
37-73
36-72
35-70
34-68
33-65
32-63
31-62
30-61
29-59</p>
<hr>
<p>Form S</p>
<p>CR
48-80
47-80
46-76
45-75
44-74
43-71
42-70
41-68
40-67
39-66
38-65</p>
<p>M
38-80
37-78
36-75
35-72
34-70
33-69
32-67
31-66
30-64
29-63
28-62</p>
<p>W
39-80
38-75
37-70
36-69
35-68
34-66
33-63
32-62
31-61
30-60
29-58</p>
<p>Awwww i lose = (</p>
<p>^ Don’t feel bad. :)</p>
<p>I wish I had taken the form W. Nuf said.</p>
<p>the writing curve for form S is really really really reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllyyyyy unfair :(</p>
<p>ughhhhh i’m not sure i’m even going to make the cutoff</p>
<p>That writing curve from -1 to -2 is ridiculous for form W.</p>
<p>@silver</p>
<p>Wow! Where did u find that?</p>