June 2010 SAT Results Thread

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<p>2170/1430</p>

<p>740 - Critical Reading
690 - Math
740 - Writing (80 MC/6 Essay)</p>

<p>I honestly don’t know if this is a good enough score or not. It’s my first time taking it, so I always have next year if I want to take it again. What really ****ed me off was my essay score of 6. To me, that is complete BS. I mean, I wrote a 1 1/2 page, four paragraph essay with great vocabulary and sentence structure. There might have been a spelling error or two, but I think that it was a pretty good essay. It may not have been a 12, but I think that it was at least a 9 or 10. Anyway, should I retake, or should I just try to score well on the Math II and Physics Subject Tests this October to offset my abysmal math score?</p>

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<p>you guys wanna see some improvement i had with no or very little studying haha?</p>

<p>march i got
660 CR
700 Math
610 W</p>

<p>june i got
700 CR
700 Math
800 W</p>

<p>lol 1970—>2200 :D</p>

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<p>congrats PetahR</p>

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<p>So Happy!</p>

<p>Math: 720
Reading: 740
Writing: 800 (79 MC, 10 essay)</p>

<p>Total: 2260!</p>

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<p>My scores aren’t in yet. :confused: Is it possible they’re still going to be released today, or are they dramatically delayed?</p>

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<p>^ Did you call the College Board?</p>

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<p>Nope, turns out I didn’t need to. I just checked again 5 minutes ago and they were there. :slight_smile: </p>

<p>740 Reading
680 Math
750 Writing</p>

<p>I’m so happy! I was expecting at least a 2000, and maybe a 2100 if I was lucky. I’m still retaking until 2250 though.</p>

<p>How do you check your essay score?</p>

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<p>I got:</p>

<p>730 R
670 M
660 W</p>

<p>That’s a 410 point increase since the last time I took the SAT, so I’m really happy :)</p>

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<p>Scores are out, finally.
660 CR
800 M
800 W</p>

<p>The CR totally ruined my score. I’m considering retaking to get 700+, maybe aim for an 800.</p>

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<p>did anyone get a perfect score?</p>

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<p>^ silenceizsik did.</p>

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<p>Wow, suddenly my math and writing scores mean practically nothing.
At any rate, yes, there was one guy somewhere towards the beginning of the thread. Didn’t check much afterwards.</p>

<p>Can anyone tell me why I can’t view (or where I can view) the MC/Essay breakdown for the writing? I really want to know my essay score, see if I got that 12. I don’t feel like waiting til the 29th. Also want to know where my mistakes were in CR. I’m banking on vocab, I literally did those in less than 5 minutes total on the 3 sections. <em>sigh</em> And I thought they were so easy.</p>

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<p>How was the CR curve? I think I’ll reiterate my results, since I was half-asleep at 5am.</p>

<p>December 2009 SAT
600 M, 640 CR, 620 W (10 E)
==> 1860</p>

<p>June 2010 SAT
680 M, 710 CR, 750 W (12 E)
==> 2140</p>

<p>The only studying I did was the night before; looking over grammar rules n’ stuff. I’m pretty happy.</p>

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<p>I would also like to know where I can view the MC/Essay breakdown for the writing section.</p>

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<p><a href=“Student Score Reports”>Student Score Reports;

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<p>^That just redirects me to the “My SAT” page, which only has the numbers and not the breakdown. Already tried it before.</p>

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<p>Mine shows my writing multiple choice score and essay score as a subsection for the writing score. Not sure what’s wrong with yours; maybe they haven’t uploaded that information for you yet.</p>

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<p>June 2010</p>

<p>720 W
570 M
550 CR </p>

<p>= 1840</p>

<p>March 2010</p>

<p>590 W
600 M
540 CR</p>

<p>= 1730</p>

<p>))))): I want a 2000+. I’ve been taking SAT classes since last summer.</p>

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<p>■■■ got a 740 on math even tho last time I got an800 and I got math 2 800</p>

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<p>In the span of 3 months, I improved by 250 points! 240 of those points were on the sections that matter! I’ll post my previous scores and my new ones. </p>

<p>CR: 570-730 (soooooooo happy)
M: 660-740
W: 660-670 (minimal increase, but an increase nonetheless)</p>

<p>went from a 1230/1890 to a 1470/2140. Thankfully, the 1470 is all that matters to Cornell!</p>