<p>Which one has the easier curve?</p>
<p>There's hardly any difference between different "curves." For any given raw score, there's really only (at most) a 20 point variance between the most lenient and most harsh curves. Plus, your thinking is flawed. If you get a 60 in CR where a 60 corresponds to a 730, you probably wouldn't get a 60 where 60 corresponds to a 750. The curves are different so that SCALED scores mean the same thing, not raw scores.</p>
<p>Oct 07 was an easy CR curve (9wrong and I got a 690) harsh writing one (10 essay, 4 wrong and I got a 730) and math I dont know since I got 0 wrong.</p>
<p>I took the Oct07 yesterday and the CR was definetely harder than other tests, so the curve was better. The writing and math on that test were obnoxiously easy, so, naturally, the curve was more harsh.</p>
<p>But, all I can say is that I hope it's not like the october test because CR is where I need the points atm :O Gogo hard math/writing and easy CR!</p>
<p>bummmppppppp</p>
<p>I've heard that most smart kids take the subject tests in june so that the curve is easier.</p>
<p>Ive heard that most smart kids take subject tests in june so that the curve for the sat I is easier.</p>
<p>^^ Curve only matters for people who plan to get any wrong!!! </p>
<p>On a more serious note, the curve isn't as much a issue as the actual difficulty/tricky-ness of the questions/passages on the test.</p>