<p>Not too late to prepare, is it? I'm feeling pretty doubtful of my score on today's SAT due to careless mistakes.</p>
<p>I’m in the same boat.</p>
<p>The thing is, I wanted to get at least a 2200 on my SAT. However, I know I left two blank and missed a grid-in question on the Math section, missed at least one question on the Writing, and probably missed several - again - on the Critical Reading. My only sure improvement was actually finishing the essay this time around, of which I’m sure will receive at least a 10.</p>
<p>Should I hope for the superscore or take my chances with the November SAT given that I got a 2160 the first time I took the SAT? I’m applying to Ivies and other top 25 universities and have URM status as my best hook.</p>
<p>I’m with you…
I took SAT once in June and got 2150…But i need at least a 2200
When I was writing I felt like I was daydreaming…had a flu before the test too ><
i totally bombed the critical reading section…and for the writing part i got bogged down by some idiom questions…Math was ok
I would be surprised if my score this time goes over 2000…
I want to take it again but there is just too much school work.
With only 1 month left I’m not sure how much i can improve on the critical reading…
Dunno if it’s worth it because there are tons of applications essays to write at the end of the year…</p>
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<p>November I’m taking the Subject Tests: Math I & II; US History.
So yeah, today was my last chance to take the Reasoning Test, but I’m also taking the ACT later this month.</p>
<p>what is the superscore!? why is everyone saying that? what does it mean? does it mean a great curve or something</p>
<p>also same boat as you except…
i skipped 18 questions ond 9 wrong on Critical Reading! T_T do you think i can get at least 2100? with maybe around 650 and 780 on math??</p>
<p>I need to take the Subject Tests in November so I can’t. </p>
<p>Taking: US History, World/Euro (forget which one it is) and Lit</p>
<p>Should I take Math to show that I’m well-rounded even though I’m entirely focused on the social sciences?</p>
<p>with 18 skipped and 9 wrong, no way you got above 550 in CR</p>
<p>18 skipped, 9 wrong is a 550 according to the SAT calculator.</p>
<p>@ Radioheadbro I’d take the Math Level II test if you’ve taken Pre-Calculus and did well in the class. Otherwise, don’t bother, as many top colleges look down upon the Math Level I.</p>
<p>Also, will all colleges whose deadlines are on December 1st or after take November SAT scores, which are released on November 22nd?</p>
<p>I’m currently in College Algebra…and failing (mostly because I have an awful professor though). I probably shouldn’t bother taking it then.</p>
<p>Too bad I’m planning on majoring in Economics.</p>
<p>@GoldenCollege
Superscoring is when a college takes your highest M, CR, and W from all the tests you’ve ever taken and complies them to make a new composite score. (:</p>
<p>They most likely will as long as you send it to them before their application deadline.</p>