<p>I just took a practice SAT today. My score, from the low end of the curve is 1950. However, on the high end, it's 2230. Should I take the average of 2090 or should i lean left, right, etc?
FOr those who have taken the sat, which seems more realistic?</p>
<p>Both times I took the SAT my actual results were about 20 points away from the top of the scale. However, I am someone who responds well to pressure (ie I don't bother to check my work on practice tests but I do on the real thing) so my anecdotal experience would probably not offer you much of an idea about how well you will really do when the actual ACT rolls around. I have heard other people say that they subtract 20-40 points from the middle score, though, based on the overly generous writing curve in the blue book.</p>
<p>yea i've had the same problem with this, how much should u subtract realisticly?</p>
<p>In my experience, an accurate score is the average score +20 or so.</p>
<p>Go with the curves for the March, May or June test</p>
<p>Sr6622 or anyone else, can you post the entire conversion chart for the March test?</p>
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<p>"Sr6622 or anyone else, can you post the entire conversion chart for the March test?"</p>
<p>Yea, can anyone post the converstion chart for the March, May, or June Test?</p>