<p>3 wrong - 740</p>
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i missed 3 and got a 760 so I feel pretty lucky too...
but the test was so simple i should've gotten an 800. it's sad that a few dumb mistakes can take away so many points...!
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<p>Yes, I know what you mean. When I left the test center, I knew exactly how I could have made a mistake on each of the problems I got wrong. Others may see it differently, but I'm just as happy with my 740 as I would be with something higher. I still have to retake though, to get CR and writing scores up (around 600 each -- ouch).</p>
<p>2 wrong 0 omit = 740</p>
<p>Ain't no thang... I know that next time I shall read every question with eXXXtreme care and get that 800.</p>
<p>March test Math- I got 2 wrong = 760</p>
<p>June test Math- I got 2 wrong = 740</p>
<p>Wow, I am shocked! I thought I would have had to get 4 wrong for a 740. But nope, only 2 wrong. GRRRRR i hate these curves</p>
<p>My writing score went down also, even though I got 2 more multiple choice questions correct in June than I did in March. GRRRRRR</p>
<p>Ihatestress, How did you miss the same amount but get different scores?</p>
<p>The curve for the March test was more generous in math and writing. So my scores were lower in June even though I did the same or better.</p>
<p>I wonder if colleges are aware that different administrations of the test, even different versions on the same day, have different curves?</p>