"Fixing" the SAT CURVE

Test Preparation
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<p>I took the sat's 3 times and I have noticed that test makers may have messed with my scores. I believe they looked at my scores and determined what type of curve to give my sat score.</p>

<p>Here is why:</p>

<p>The first time I took the test in May I got 600M 630V 650W</p>

<p>The second time I took the test in June I got 610M 650V 660W</p>

<p>The third and final time I took the test in October I got 630M 670V 700W</p>

<p>I think they looked at my scores and saw I had gone up 20 points in math and 20 in verbal so they will continue to do that and give me +20 and +20 in both sections for october. Based on my raw scores I think I was unfairly graded and was given these scores because I had gone up the same amount the last two times and this would give me an even 1300 for M and V. I think I should have been given higher scores based on the curve. Did anyone else experience anything like this?</p>

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<p>no i think youre being a fool</p>

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<p>Lol, maybe you just improved?</p>

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<p>take the ACTs...they are easier</p>

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<p>I don't think the curve is fixed just for you, but the curve is a strange phenomenon. I got 2 wrong on my writing and got an 800 but I got 3 wrong on my math and got a 690. Sucks don't it?</p>

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<p>More than 2,000,000 students take the SAT every year. There's no way the CollegeBoard has time to analyze every kid's test scores. Drop the conspiracy theory and realize that the curve is recalculated with each test.</p>

<p>Then go buy a cookie, because cookies are good!</p>