<p>I took chemistry on January and got 760 with almost no studying. I feel like i can do much better and 800 is in my reach.</p>
<p>And here is my question: how does 780 (diagnostic) and two 760's (practice tests) translate for real one? I need some support because as the days go by and test date is looming i'm losing my confidence. I need that 800 (how stupid it would look to retake 760 to get 770...).</p>
<p>I'm not satisfied with these results, because of lenient Barrons curve for chemistry (-10 give 800). 760 looks good on paper, but raw score like 67/85 doesn't. I heard that curve is very harsh and i need 80+/85.</p>
<p>Well like i have stated in the Guide to an 800: Chemistry, I got a 740 740 740 and 770 on the barron’s tests then got a 800 on the May test. You should be fine.</p>
<p>isnt the Barron’s curve insane though? -15 raw is a 780… but on the real one, only 3-5 raw off will be an 800.</p>
<p>I know that on Math II, I peaked at a 640 on Barron’s and got a 770 on the real thing. I doubt that this test is as extreme, but i would expect something similar in terms of comparison to the real test.</p>
<p>Thanks y’all.
@sjsharks - Do you remember how many questions have you missed?
@michael2013 - Exactly. It’s strange.</p>
<p>ivydreamerr, score report comes out tomorrow,</p>
<p>In my opinion, Math II is way harder than Chemistry for Barron’s.</p>
<p>Quick question… I’m taking the SAT next Saturday instead of the SAT Chemistry Subject Test, but I took AP Chem this year. Is there going to be another SAT Subject Test day next fall?</p>
<p>6th of October, 3rd of November.</p>
<p>Anywhere from a 780-800.</p>