<p>In the practice tests, I'm averaging about a 720. I can't even seem to get past #43 before time is up. Roughly what is a 720 in Barron's equal to on the real SAT? </p>
<p>And a side question: Is it valuable to know calculus for the test? I'm in 10th grade so I haven't taken it yet, so I wonder if I should wait.</p>
<p>On the Math level 1, I got 200 hundred points higher on the real exams than the practice one</p>
<p>Oh, sorry, I meant the SAT Math Level 2. Sorry if that was unclear.</p>
<p>Calculus will not help you on the Math 1 or Math 2 exams. Math 2 goes up to precalculus, so knowing calculus does not help.</p>
<p>I got 650-680 on Barrons practice tests and a 790 on the real thing if that helps. I took a Sparknotes practice test to get my confidence up the night before and got a 790 as well.</p>
<p>i know poeple who got 700 on barron’s but 800 on the real thing
maybe im nuts. but the night before the test, i took my first and only practice test ( in barron’s). i got 4 wrong, 0 omitted
on the real test, i know i got at least 4 wrong with 1 omitted, and still got an 800.
so i did basically the same on barron’s and the real thing</p>
<p>wow, really, the barrons was easier than the real one? I feel like barrons requires the calculator way too much and I suck with using it.</p>