<p>Critical Reading 680<br>
Math 670
Writing 680 (Multiple Choice 67, Essay 9)
Total: 2030</p>
<p>What an epic fail. Luckily this was my first time and I’ll be able to take it again.</p>
<p>If off to make love to the blue book for the next few months!</p>
<p>scores are out whatd you get</p>
<p>what the ****???
620 reading (how could i get that? i gotta 610 in november. why does reading hate me so muchhhh?)
750 writing 9essay
780 math (actually 770 but i gotta 780 in november soooo)
overall: 2150</p>
<p>wanted a 2300 at least. can you believe that everyone else in my school gets that? 
i swear reading completely despises me. Does anyone else feel this way?</p>
<p>CR 700 M770 W700 (67/10)</p>
<p>Same score as my PSAT… I suppose it is a good indicator. A lot of my friends who got similar PSAT scores were pretty disappointed with their results.</p>
<p>ACT in two days: …whoo!</p>
<p>So so disappointed.
650M
660CR
680W 9 essay
1990 </p>
<p>All I want is a 2100, but I couIdn’t even break 2000… Oh well at least this was my 1st time. Oh and lol at the asian moms yelling at 700M. Imagine my asian mom and my 650</p>
<p>Looking at the score you guys got…I should be depressed!
450 CR
580 M
530 W
8 Essay
1560 Total</p>
<p>Do colleges take highest score from EACH section or highest TOTAL. But it really does not matter since everything is low 
M, W and essay went up but R went down! I want to know this for UMD.</p>
<p>770 CR
740 M
710 W (multiple choice 71, 9 essay)</p>
<p>Total 2220</p>
<p>My first time taking it in high school
I wanted a 2200+, so I’m happy.
I considered retaking because I kind of want a 2280, but I think I’m just going to focus on subject tests instead.</p>
<p>CR: 640 M: 580 W: 710
I’m only in seventh grade, but… Ah well. I can improve over time.</p>
<p>CR:600 M:760 W:710
I am depressed about my Math because I thought I could get a 800… And maybe next time I will work on my CR harder and tried to get a 700!</p>
<p>I’m Black and I’m hoping to get</p>
<p>CR >720
M = 800
W > 740</p>
<p>I take it in march and I’m studying really hard any suggestions…my biggest problems arise from my Critical Reading and 1-3 careless errors in the Math…Writing I just need to finish my essay well.</p>
<p>Newton: does it matter if you are black? Just saying. I hate how these forums profile by race.</p>
<p>Oct 2010
750-CR
770-M
750-W
Jan 2011
740-CR
740-M
800- W
Super Score 2320
Retaking in March</p>
<p>Jan 2011 SAT: (My first sitting)</p>
<p>Math: 700
Reading: 610 -_________________-
Writing: 800 (12 on essay)</p>
<p>Should I retake?</p>
<p>My daughter took the test is January and we got her score report today online. A couple things surprised me. She only missed two difficult math questions and received a score of 740 - meaning 30 points off for each question she missed. (I know the level of difficulty doesn’t matter in scoring.) In CR, she missed 8 questions and recieved a 690 - meaning less than 14 points for each question missed. I know it’s based on a curve of how everyone did but the math score deduction was surprising. I called collegeboard.com and asked for the chart that provides scoring based on the number of questions answered correctly but they said they don’t publish that information. (That chart is available for the PSAT.) Would others be willing to post their scores with the number of questions missed? Of course, you talented students that received a 2400 don’t need to post : ) </p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>-3/1 omit = 700 M
-4/0 omit = 760 CR
-1/0 omit/11 essay = 800 W</p>
<p>The writing curve was easy/normal.</p>
<p>The CR curve (seeing as this was apparently a hard CR test) was a bit on the easy side, seeing as how I got 4 wrong which is -4, plus penalty = -5 and I got 760. Math, I hit an unlucky spot because I missed 3, penalty rounds that up to -1 + -3 omit = -4 = 700 M. </p>
<p>Easy M, Easy W, Average-Difficult CR</p>
<p>It appears there must have been a large group of students who answered all questions correctly in math, lowering the scores for those that didn’t. Oh well.</p>
<p>Curve is predetermined; student performance does not matter.</p>
<p>I’ve never heard before that the curve is pre-determined. I thought both the SAT and ACT were based on how the population of students taking the same test scored. Do you mind me asking where you found this out? What doesn’t make sense then is why the math scoring is so much more rigorous than CR & W.</p>
<p>I’m just hoping to understand the scoring process better so any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks.</p>
<p>5 wrong in math, no omissions = 700. 2 incorrect in CR, no omissions = 800. I must say, this seems wrong to me!</p>
<p>^There’s nothing wrong with that; Math is a more “solid” subject and there is always a definite answer, while CR is a bit more subjective (though CB does a good job keeping everything objective, but still).</p>