<p>are these ranges accurate? and how do you interpret them? they seem a bit lenient to me. for example for reading i got 47 correct, 20 wrong, 0 omit and it gave me 550-610, so i just gave myself a 580. and for writing i got 47 write, 7 wrong, 0 omit and 8 essay and it gave me 620-750 so i gave myself a 680. are these ranges correct? and are you supposed to take the number in the middle of the range?</p>
<p>I think that you shouldn’t take the middle number, just refer to ranges as an accurate measure of where you should score, best and worst cases.</p>
<p>they were never official tests so they don’t have a specific score.</p>
<p>oh okay thank you, that makes more sense</p>
<p>Actually, the first 3 in the Second Edition were administered, which is why they have a flat score.</p>
<p>I trust the score ranges.
They were pretty accurate with the real sat I took :]</p>