<p>I just took the practice test on sparknotes and I got a 1990! If that's even close to what I could end up getting on the real test I don't know what I'm going to do with myself haha. I got a 700 on math, 670 on critical reading, and a projected score of 620 on writing should I receive a 12 on my essay (I will). I've always gotten 750+ on writing on other practice tests and 700+ on the critical reading section, so is it safe to assume that I'd get a higher score on the real SAT? I won't accept anything below 2150 but am aiming for 2200+. Is that feasible given my score on sparknotes?
Thank you</p>
<p>I actually got 2010 with a 690 on critical reading. There were some errors in the way my test was scored. I still think that’s too low though. Did anyone take the sparknotes practice test and ended up doing significantly better on the real test?</p>