Does the difficulty of the SAT follow a pattern?

[CollegeNuts1]

<p>Hi,</p>

<p>I'd just wanted to address a concern I'd had about the SATs following an easy-diffulict-easy pattern. I'd heard that if, for example, the test was easy in December, it'd be more difficult in January, then easier in February, etc. I'm worried about this because November is my last chance at the test before sending an ED application. Math is my weak section so I'm pulling out every stop for next month's SAT, which will be my third time sitting for the exam. I'm shooting for a score in the low to mid-1900's, but I'm really worried that if next month's test hits the "difficult" stride of the pattern, everything will completely fall to pieces. Is there any truth to this myth?
Thanks.</p>

[andreaaaaaa]

<p>

@College Board

Are some SAT tests more difficult than other ones?</p>

<p>All editions of the SAT are developed using the same test specifications. Even if there are tiny differences in difficulty from test to test, a statistical process called "equating" ensures that a score for a test taken on one date or at one place is equivalent to a score for a test taken on another date or in another place. The rumors that the SAT in one month, say in October, is easier, are false.

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<p>no, they are all the same.</p>

[Duper]

<p>No.........</p>

[JohnC613]

<p>MYTH. ridiculous one too. don't know where you heard that. ALL SAME</p>