<p>ahh i just finished a practice test in the blue book and my scaled score for writing came back to be 650-780. hmm why not just give me a scaled score of 200-800?</p>
<p>because when they publish bthe book they did not have any data to judge the score so they gave a range now they should publish the new book with the actual score and not the range</p>
<p>Mathproblems,</p>
<p>They could do that. But I think they give the range so that you know what your possible scores if you got the same number right/wrong on ANY SAT. Your range will cover all possibilities for any curve on any sat.</p>
<p>I would just take the average of the lowest and the highest scores of your range.</p>
<p>actually for writing, the score tends to be much closer to the smaller number (in your case i'd say 680). </p>
<p>How many did you get wrong?</p>