<p>i did even worse than my first time…</p>
<p>E:30 M:31 R: 23 S: 26</p>
<p>math curve?</p>
<p>Not yet in NorCal still registered. Can’t take this</p>
<p>maybe you messed up your bubbling cause an 18 is…</p>
<p>It looks like the science curve is pretty kind.
@OrangeAndWhite You probably mis bubbled something on the reading. Order the hand rescore? </p>
<p>reading curve is abysmal</p>
<p>I’m scared that I mis-bubbled something now omg</p>
<p>Interesting. Perhaps something happened at my test center that I’m not aware of.</p>
<p>if i send this score to colleges that super score, will they see the 18 reading? or will they just take the best from each section?</p>
<p>If I’m still registered when will I get my scores at the earliest?</p>
<p>@medicaldreamer99 it’s possible you made another mistake somewhere in there too. </p>
<p>@OrangeAndWhite It depends how they super score it because some define “super scoring” differently. Stanford does some weird stuff that isn’t actually super scoring, for example. I just can’t remember what.</p>
<p>Who has the answers to know how many you got wrong? How do you know -1 is a 35 on English section? </p>
<p>my reading:30
arts/humanities:12
science/social studies:18(perfect)
that’s funny because the first time i took it i got a 31 with an 18 on the arts/humanities passages
no more tests for me though. don’t know if i should bother to apply to top lib arts schools without visiting and only a 29.</p>
<p>DECEMBER</p>
<p>C: 28</p>
<p>E: 25 (a little lower than I expected)
M: 30 (expected)
R: 32 (BIG SURPRISE HONESTLY LOL)
S: 25 (expected)</p>
<p>OCTOBER:</p>
<p>C: 27</p>
<p>E: 27
M: 28
R: 24
S: 27</p>
<p>Overall, it’s an improvement and I’ll take it! </p>
<p>@1golfer1 yeah definitely!!! But the subscore was a 17 and an 18 so I’m assuming only one off (then again I don’t know how the subscores work with the curves). But of course it would be best to hope that I got one wrong and the people who got a 36 got them all correct haha.</p>
<p>@mn1014 no it shocked me!!! I guess they already start grading them for a few people. That’s what a friend just told me.</p>
<p>@medicaldreamer99 I dont think it works that way since I got a 34 in english and 17 in both subscores.</p>
<p>I’m never getting into my dream school with a 29 :)) </p>
<p>Yeah but that would make sense right? 17 and 17 so two wrong maybe? @racksonracks </p>
<p>Btw I’ve never done this scoring/curve analyzing before so I may be wrong</p>