<p>I think that the SSATs are the only concrete thing we can use to compare to each other so we get hyped up over it. You certainly don’t need a 99th, otherwise Andovers average wouldn’t be 93rd. Happy New Year to you! Im spending New years eve writing essays, how depressing!</p>
<p>well, someone that goes to andover says most of the kids that had low SSAT scores and got in, either were really rich or had amazing hooks… this may be wrong, but its what i heard.</p>
<p>I don’t mean 60th percentille or even 70th, maine said it seemed like you needed a high 99th overall to get in. I don’t think that’s true.</p>
<p>its weird because i took the test in december and i still havent got the results yet! but im sort of happy because that might of ruined my christmas or new years. i did horrible on verbal! ugh 
but i think i did ok… ish… for math and reading. blueraven or frannyk can u guys please give me an estimated amount of questions you omitted and got wrong on each section? i find the guides in the book sort of useless because intelligence has seemed to have changed lol. i feel really intimidated because my older brother got like 1 question wrong and 2 omitted in the entire test last year i now my parents expect me to do the same :(</p>
<p>thegreencountry,
Here are the stats u requested:
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>Even though these are the right/wrong/ommited for me, they differ by the test you took.
So the score for the November ssat would be different than the December ssat even if one got the same amount right/wrong/omitted.</p>
<p>thegreencountry:
I took the test in december too!
(im in 9th grade)</p>
<p>Upper Level Score Range : 500-800
Verbal Score 800(Personal Score Range: 779 - 800, SSAT Percentile 99%)
Synonyms: Right 28 Wrong 1 Omitted 1Analogies: Right 25 Wrong 5 Omitted 0</p>
<p>Math Score 779(Personal Score Range: 758 - 800, SSAT Percentile 92%)
Right 24 Wrong 1 Omitted 0
Right 23 Wrong 2 Omitted 0</p>
<p>Reading Score 716(Personal Score Range: 695 - 737, SSAT Percentile 85%)
Main Idea: Right 14 Wrong 2 Omitted 0
Higher Order: Right 19 Wrong 5 Omitted 0</p>
<p>Total Score 2295(Personal Score Range: NA, SSAT Percentile 97%)</p>
<p>Also, do these scores look ok for HADES? English is my second language; I am applying as an internation student.</p>