<p>Apparently the curve is:
English - No Curve
Math - +1 Curve
Reading - No Curve
Science - + 1 Curve</p>
<p>Can anyone confirm the math one? There was someone who got subscores of 17/18/18 and still got a 36. Did anyone else get that?</p>
<p>■■■ ***** my **<em>**ing life. I got a 28+ on every practice test I’ve ever taken in science. Now on the real test I get a 26? </em>, I just want to know how. If i’d gotten a 28 i would have gotten a 32 which I would have been happy with, if I had gotten a 30 I would have gotten a 33 and I would have never tested again. I’m going to cry, life sucks and then you die…</p>
<p>Woah, UVA, relax- it’s just a test. I know people who would kill for a 31. I was a little disappointed when I got my 31 in December, but it puts you in a great position to study and with a few practice tests I was able to achieve a 33 on the test after it. Now I’m hopefully looking at a 35 at the June test, which I still haven’t gotten back unfortunately.</p>
<p>So basically 31 to 33 to (hopefully) 35. If I can do it you can do it too. And also, I know for a fact UVA cares more about other things and doesn’t make standardized test scores the end all of the application.</p>
<p>Thanks for the uplift I am just furious right now. I’ve never done that bad on any practice tests and my science section dropped from my last test by 2 points… Those points would have gotten me a 32 which I would have been happy with. Can I ask what u got on science on your first test?</p>
<p>I got a 29 the first time around.</p>