Bigger "Wow" Factor: Math 800 or Reading 800?

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<p>Title says it all.</p>

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<p>they’re pretty much the same thing unless you have a college major in mind.</p>

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<p>There both pretty “wow” congrats!</p>

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<p>More people get the Math 800 rather than the Reading 800 so I would assume Reading 800 would be a bit more impressive (I got both btw)</p>

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<p>If you only get a 800 in reading, does that still have a big wow factor? Other scores were in 650 to 680 range.</p>

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<p>I would say reading would be a bigger wow factor! Maybe that’s just because I’m usually worse at it… Btw I got 800 in writing… haha I guess that’s not really as much of a wow factor but I’m still happy about it!</p>

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<p>800 is great in writing. congrats!!!</p>

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<p>I meant they’re* both really great (I’m guessing that you didn’t get the there, their, they’re question wrong, haha).</p>

<p>And any 800 is a “wow”-regardless of what section it is in-in my opinion</p>

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<p>and we can hope in college admissions committees too!!!</p>

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<p>hehe go reading 800!</p>

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<p>Reading by far</p>

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<p>how did u study the math from
wht book 1 june i have an exam.</p>

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<p>I’d say 800 in CR is more impressive, but that may be because I think it is harder, while math comes naturally to me, and I got an 800. What I think is the most impressive though, is getting a perfect score in writing. Writing is already the section that the least amount of people get 800s on, but even then, when people get 800s, they either don’t get a 12 on the essay, but get all the multiple choice, or get a good essay score, but miss a multiple choice or two. So getting a perfect 80/80 raw score on writing as well as getting a 12 on the essay is by far the most impressive (but maybe that’s cause I got it :D)</p>

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<p>CR at 760 is 99%, while for Math, it is 790. So it is much less people getting 800 in CR than in Math.</p>

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<p>For me.
CRITICAL READING!</p>

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<p>C’mon Bill! … it is much less people…? You must be pulling our collective legs. How about, “there are many fewer people…”</p>

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