***June 2014 SAT (US ONLY)***

<p>@mizejonathan17‌
Unless I misunderstood what you said:

  1. 5AM EST = 12AM HST (midnight)
  2. If you get a Hawaiian proxy and log in at 12AM HST, then it will be 5AM EST, so there’s no point.</p>

<p>Hmm… excellent point @ParanoiaPlus . I was thinking from the point of view of actually being in the Hawaiin timezone for some reason. The darn score anxiety is getting to my brain :-S </p>

<p>^Just goes to show, boys and girls, that the SAT, a so-called “reasoning” test, isn’t necessarily indicative of actual reasoning ability. At least in this one display of horrendous critical thinking it wasn’t :)) </p>

<p>Any final predictions for how you guys did before results come out? CR 560-600 M 570-610 and W 640-710</p>

<p>Official curve for June 2014 SAT, released by CollegeBoard</p>

<p>Math:
-1 = 800
-2 = 800
-3 = 800
-4 = 790
-5 = 770
-6 = 750</p>

<p>CR:
-1 = 800
-2 = 800
-3 = 800
-4 = 800
-5 = 790
-6 = 790
-7 = 780</p>

<p>Writing:
-1 = 800
-2 = 800
-3 = 800
-4 = 790
-3 = 780
-6 = 740</p>

<p>I am hoping for
760-800 M
750-800 W
700-760 CR
But with the stupid passage on dark matter, I’m not sure what to make of my CR score. So at least a 2250 maybe</p>

<p>@Jarjarbinks23‌ Where did you get that curve? I have a hard time believing it’s that generous, especially for math and writing.</p>

<p>For me I’m thinking 800M, 700CR, 750W. Praying the above curve is legit cause then I could score 2300+!</p>

<p>@Jarjarbinks23‌ wow isn’t that a very nice curve which would mean the test for all 3 sections was hard or was the curve average? also the essay score for writing. is that off a 12 essay?</p>

<p>@sat2014 Usually, assuming you get all of the multiple choice questions correct for the Writing Section (Identifying sentence errors, improving paragraphs, etc.), you have to get at least a 9/12 on the essay to score an 800</p>

<p>@Zeek31897‌ I usually score 8 or higher on my essay but boy does that curve look SUPER FAVORABLE shocked considering many thought math and writing was medium and only CR was difficult </p>

<p>Yeah, I’m not so sure about that curve. Getting a 51/54 on the math would definitely never yield any test taker an 800 unless the section was the extra</p>

<p>what do u guys think math :-1. CR: -4 to -8. Writing: 9essay -4 mc. is</p>

<p>Boy I really hope that curve is true. usually a -1 in math is like a 780 790, I think 4 to 8 wrong in CR is low 700’s and -4 on W with a 9 essay is like low 700’s</p>

<p>@juju76567‌ you can actually get a pretty accurate prediction on <a href=“SAT Score Calculator - The College Panda”>http://■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■.com/sat-score-calculator/&lt;/a&gt;
Math -1: 780-790
CR -4 to -8: 650-730
Writing: 680-710</p>

<p>Google: SAT score calculator at College Panda</p>

<p>@sat2014 yeah I was joking XD. Oh well, I really wish it was that lenient</p>

<p>@Jarjarbinks23‌ wow that really made me sad now. Thought that curve was real. guess i have to go back to :-S </p>

<p>Alright, my final score projections:</p>

<p>CR: 750
M: 710
W: 740
Composite: 2200
Honestly, I should have done much better, but it’s out of my hands now.</p>

<p>Also, if you guys don’t already read my posts in Neil deGrasse Tyson’s voice, you really should. :wink: </p>

<p>@mizejonathan17‌ my goodness I wish I had your scores… any tips on getting a 2000? I have plenty of available resources such as 3 barron SAT books and a Princeton Review 11 SAT practice tests. </p>

<p>Im just going to cover up the entire screen and reveal each section score one by one, so the composite doesn’t slap me in the face out of the blue,</p>