December SAT math curve too high ?

Test Preparation
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<p>It looks like everyone got a lower score than they expected in MATH ? Was the curve too high ?</p>

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<p>The curve for my test wasnt.</p>

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<p>-1 was a 780. That’s a slightly more generous curve than average, which would be a 770</p>

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<p>I had the same test as you Oscarlany. -1=780</p>

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<p>weird, what I believe was 3 wrong got a 750</p>

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<p>I believe I got 3 wrong so I got a 720</p>

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<p>i got 780, higher than i expected because I left a grid in blank</p>

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<p>I got an 800 in October in math but only got a 690 this time. I dont know *** happened. Will this be a red flag?</p>

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<p>I think I missed like 4 and got a 680</p>

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<p>The curve must have been brutal. It was probably worse than the October SAT curve</p>

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<p>Well harsh curves only reflect the relative ease of the section in that particular test. Getting a 690 down from an 800 is probably due to careless mistakes.</p>

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<p>Do u think elite colleges will consider this as a red flag. Math is my easiest class and my prospective major.</p>

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<p>I got an 800, and I’m not even that good at math. The test was pretty easy so you probably just bubbled wrong or read questions wrong</p>

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<p>I missed 4. Why do I have to take the SAT whenever the curves are harsh.</p>

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<p>The math curve for my December SAT (Nature Hike, Egyptian Artist, etc.) was pretty harsh too. I ran out of time, omitted one, and got a 780. Normally that’s be a 790, no?</p>

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<p>^ No. Omitting one and getting one wrong is the same thing.</p>

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<p>I believe I missed 6 and got a 680… I dont know what I do wrong on the real SAT tests, I usually own the practice tests</p>

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<p>Based on October, January, and May test dates, the current average math scale is: 800-780-760-740-720-710-690-680-670-660 …</p>

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<p>On average, 1 wrong is 780.</p>