<p>Verbal Score 722
(Personal Score Range: 701 - 743, SSAT Percentile 83%)</p>
<p>Math Score 767
(Personal Score Range: 746 - 788, SSAT Percentile 88%)</p>
<p>Reading Score 695
(Personal Score Range: 674 - 716, SSAT Percentile 80%)</p>
<p>Total Score 2184
(Personal Score Range: NA, SSAT Percentile 87%)</p>
<p>I know my scores are horrible. I’ll be retaking it on January.</p>
<p>I got the same reading score with 2 wrong/ 0 omited as well.</p>
<p>Good job guys those are really good scores. FrannyK those are good scores and like blueraven said 80 percentile and above is what they want to see.</p>
<p>frannyk/ how many problems from each section did u omit and get wrong to get that score? i’m nervous</p>
<p>I’m still waiting!!! ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh (panics panics panics)</p>
<p>i still havent gotten mine?
does it automatically come by email or automatically by mail?</p>
<p>You need to go to SSAT.org to pay $20 to get the score emailed to you. It works great!</p>
<p>I got my child’s score while skiing this morning!</p>
<p>Here’s a copy of the email I got</p>
<p>Your SSAT Scores</p>
<p>Upper Level Score Range : 500-800</p>
<p>Verbal Score 722
(Personal Score Range: 701 - 743, SSAT Percentile 83%)</p>
<p>Math Score 767
(Personal Score Range: 746 - 788, SSAT Percentile 88%)</p>
<p>Reading Score 695
(Personal Score Range: 674 - 716, SSAT Percentile 80%)</p>
<p>Total Score 2184</p>
<h1>(Personal Score Range: NA, SSAT Percentile 87%)</h1>
<p>What Does My Score Mean, and
Why Do I Have a Personal Score Range?</p>
<p>Your scores are calculated by adding one point for each correct answer, zero
points for each omitted question, and by subtracting one-quarter of one point
for each incorrect answer or question with more than one answer marked.</p>
<p>Independent schools vary in their approach to using test scores in the
application process for admission. You are welcome to contact the schools of
interest to you to learn how they use the SSAT.</p>
<p>Since no standardized test score can exactly represent a student’s ability in a
particular area, we provide a personal score range. If a student takes
different editions of the SSAT within a short period of time, it’s likely that
scores may vary but will nearly always fall within the student’s personal score
range.</p>
<p>What Does My SSAT Percentile Mean?</p>
<p>Your SSAT percentile is a score between 1 and 99. Your score compares your
performance on the test to the performances of the other students of the same
grade and gender who have taken the SSAT within the past three years. For
example, if seventh-grader Sue Smith received a 65 SSAT percentile, she did as
well as or better than 65% of the other 7th grade girls who took the SSAT in the
past three years.</p>
<p>If you are concerned that your percentiles are lower than you have earned on
other tests, please remember that SSAT test takers are members of a small and
highly competitive group of students who plan to attend some of the world’s best
independent schools. You should not be discouraged by what seems to be a lower
score than you usually attain on standardized testing. Below is the average
SSAT score received by a student of your grade and gender.</p>
<p>Average Grade: 8 Male</p>
<p>Verbal 662
Math 689
Reading 650</p>
<p>====================================================================</p>
<p>Test Question Breakdown
Number of Questions Right, Wrong, and Omitted</p>
<p>Verbal</p>
<p>Questions testing your knowledge of words (synonyms) and
your ability to relate ideas (analogies).</p>
<p>Synonyms: Right 22 Wrong 8 Omitted 0
Analogies: Right 20 Wrong 10 Omitted 0</p>
<p>Math</p>
<p>Questions testing your knowledge of number properties and
relationships, basic computation, elementary concepts of
equivalencies, geometry, measurement, and interpretation
of charts/graphs.</p>
<p>Number Concepts
& Operations: Right 21 Wrong 5 Omitted 0
Algebra, Geometry
& Other Math: Right 22 Wrong 2 Omitted 0</p>
<p>Reading</p>
<p>Questions regarding the main idea and supporting details
of a passage or requiring higher order skills, such as
deriving the meaning of words from context, extracting the
meaning of a passage, or interpreting an author’s logic,
attitude and tone.</p>
<p>Main Idea: Right 18 Wrong 3 Omitted 0
Higher Order: Right 14 Wrong 5 Omitted 0</p>
<p>====================================================================
Predicted Range of Grade 12 SAT Scores
Provided for students in grades 7-10 only.</p>
<p>Using score data from students who took the SSAT and later took the SAT in 12th
grade, we calculate a range within which you will likely score when you take the
SAT as a high school senior. This range is based on the SAT 1995 recentered
scale and is intended simply to help you focus on your strengths and weaknesses
as you prepare to take the SAT in the future.</p>
<p>SAT - Verbal Predicted Range 640 - 750
SAT - Math Predicted Range 650 - 800</p>
<p>This calculation is not validated nor approved by the College Board, which owns
the trademark “SAT.”</p>
<p>====================================================================
Estimated National Percentile
Provided for students in grades 5-9 only.</p>
<p>The National Percentile, an estimated rank, compares your score to a
hypothetical pool of all students in your grade level across the U.S. The
national percentile rank is generally higher than the SSAT percentile rank, as
test-takers are compared with a wide group of students from varying backgrounds,
not just those who have taken the SSAT.</p>
<p>Estimated National Percentile</p>
<p>Verbal 95%
Math 99%
Reading 96%</p>
<p>BlueRaven1,</p>
<p>What were your actual scores?
I’ll be retaking mine on January and try to get it up in the 90’s before the deadline.</p>
<p>To everyone,</p>
<p>What scores did you recieve?
What schools are you applying to?</p>
<p>I am applying to Exeter and I recieved a 96% percentile overall. I took mine in November. My highest was my verbal section where I scored a 98%.</p>
<p>Upper Level Score Range : 500-800</p>
<p>Verbal Score 770
(Personal Score Range: 749 - 791, SSAT Percentile 97%)</p>
<p>Math Score 659
(Personal Score Range: 638 - 680, SSAT Percentile 45%)</p>
<p>Reading Score 719
(Personal Score Range: 698 - 740, SSAT Percentile 92%)</p>
<p>Total Score 2148
(Personal Score Range: NA, SSAT Percentile 86%)</p>
<p>I’m mad that my poor math score made me get such a poor overall score. </p>
<p>do schools look at your individual section scores?</p>
<p>rad, yes 10 char</p>
<p>thank jesuvius! what do you think they’ll think abt my math score?</p>
<p>Oh and how do I send them my scores?</p>
<p>The schools should automatically get the score if when you registered for the SSAT you put the schools that you wanted to received them.</p>
<p>I got mine! 96th overall, in 9th grade… I can finally stop worrying! :)</p>
<p>??? what if I didn’t put that1? b/c i don’t think it even popped up. can I go back? when I registered I didn’t know where I was applying. :////</p>
<p>When you login to your SSAT account you are able to chose what schools should receive you SSAT even at this time.
Did that make sense?</p>
<p>Rad-in-Plaid, you definitely can! I did that a few days ago.
You just log in, and under the ‘SSAT Test Registrations’ header there’ll be a bolded link where you can change the details of your registration. On that page, near the bottom, you can add score recipients (the schools). :)</p>
<p>I found out after awhile. thanks!</p>