<p>Does anyone know what the curve is likely to be? I've heard there are sometimes huge curves, like 8 raw points, and other times only half that.
Was this one harder or easier than usual? I didn't really prep for it, so I'm not sure if everyone will do poorly, making the curve larger.
Also, I left 12 blank. What is my maximum score, if one assumes I got all the answered questions correct?
Last time I left 8 blank and got a 720. Any chance I can at least maintain that?</p>
<p>I felt like this test was a lot harder than the last tie I took it, I was really pressed for time. I left 3 blank, I hope that doesn’t bring it down too much. I’m shooting for above 750…</p>
<p>lol me too! i wanted all my scores upper 700s. but that’s clearly not going to happen for me now.
do you think college admissions people take into account that the math 2 is one of the harder subject tests, or do they know we get a really big curve to compensate for that?</p>
<p>On the practice tests I have that are official…you could miss 5 or 6 problems (assuming you guessed all on the problems you missed) and still pull of an 800.</p>
<p>right but then after that is the scoring kind of equivalent to 10 SAT points for every raw point? like if i got a freebie for the first 6 i left blank, then the next blank six would bring me down to a 740? or is that being like ridiculously generous?</p>
<p>To answer your two questions Anna,
It would definitely be better to have an 800 on any subject test, but I guess anything above 700 is good as well. I would think colleges would somewhat expect an 800 on the Math II because there is a generous curve.
And I don’t think the scoring is equivalent to 10 SAT points for every raw point, unfortunately.</p>