<p>I came in very confident. But I've come out very angry and depressed, and I doubt I got over 760 on my tests (that was my goal). This was much much harder than the AP test.</p>
<p>-I was WAY WAY too anal on the math II, skipped 4 and I know I could've gotten 2 of them right had I had more time... in addition I knew there were some that were uncertain.</p>
<p>-Chem was killer. I was never good at stoichiometry, even though I could get the conceptual stuff. And go figure, after the first two sections, everything was on stoichiometry. Those questions take time, and I skipped 4 as well.</p>
<p>Aw! Don't feel bad, the ones you got wrong might've been right. Don't think about it too much! Haha, look whose talking...
But really, i'm sure you'll do fine.</p>
<p>Yeah, stoic messed me up too. Too much balancing impossible things and then finding out information from it. I skipped way more than 4 and messed up so many. But good thing my goal wasn't as high as yours. </p>
<p>I'm sure skipping four won't kill you---you still have a good chance to reach your goal or around there.</p>
<p>eep that sucks. the curve should make up for it...i do hope its generous.
that sounds like what my parents said for my sat reasoning. they wanted me to get a 1400+ but i only got 1350 =</p>
<p>Haha... my parents thought I was crazy for prepping and taking SAT-IIs... plus, they made my grandma drive me (who also thought I was crazy for taking extra tests). My whole family thinks I'm a freak, but, apart from the teasing and trying to talk while taking practice tests, they have been INCREDIBLY supportive! Plus, it means that I put more internal pressure on myself v. feeling I need a certian score to make them happy.</p>
<p>I aimed for 760+ as well, went in confident, and came out a wreck.
I also took chem and math iic, haha.</p>
<p>If it makes you feel any better, I skipped 7 on both tests.
Now I'm expecting around 730ish on both tests. Blehh.</p>
<p>I thought chemistry was quite easy compared to the AP test, but the T/F/CE section weirded me out at first (this is what I get for not preparing).
I spent wayyyy too much time on that section of the test and had to hurry through a lot of questions.</p>
<p>Hah, yeah. Not prepping for the TTCE section = bad mistakae. I'm glad I did. My proctors announced 20 mins left and I was like on #60, but thought there were 85 MC in total.. it totally ruined myy flow</p>