<p>PSAT 228/SAT 2300 (didn't miss a math question either time)</p>
<p>Practice tests are my friend...</p>
<p>221 PSAT (73 Critical Reading, 68 Math, 80 Writing)
2190 SAT (750 Critical Reading, 720 Math, 720 Writing - oops)</p>
<p>I hate College Board tests. The ACT is a much better, and fairer, test.</p>
<p>10th grade (school makes us take it) 221
11th grade 236/2400</p>
<p>EDIT - In case anyone cares, to prepare I read through half the Kaplan SAT book and did half their tests.</p>
<p>187/2110</p>
<p>650 math ***
670 writing
790 reading</p>
<p>10th: 215 (71 CR, 80 W, 64 M)
11th: 227 (75 CR, 72 M, 80 W)
SAT: 2390 (790 M)</p>
<p>167 (49 CR, 66 M, 52 W)
2020 (620 CR, 760 M, 640 W)</p>
<p>Who would have thought I could get a 2020? And now for October, I'm even planning to get 2200+. The SAT is a game waiting to get mastered by me.</p>
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EDIT - In case anyone cares, to prepare I read through half the Kaplan SAT book and did half their tests.
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<p>?? thats IT?? u mustve had a pretty strong vocabulary or something? (For the CR) if not then whats your secret?</p>
<p>Psat 232
Sat 2380</p>
<p>No prep</p>
<p>Psat: 232
Sat: 2170 (760m, 760r, 650w)</p>
<p>I read very, very quickly, which really helps in CR because to my understanding slow readers have trouble even finishing. I usually have time to check over because I can get the section done in 20 minutes. Any questions, just mail me.</p>
<p>this is my first (real) post!</p>
<p>PSAT 228 (M 77, V 71, W 80)
SAT 2260 (M 770, V 730, W 760)</p>
<p>now --> go to the college admissions forum --> what are my chances? link --> answer asianinvasion112's post if she can get into upenn! (and jhu and ptown)</p>
<p>pleaseeee! why? cuz those are my stats someone else posted for me :)</p>
<p>PSAT: 216 (71 CR, 80 M, 65W)
SAT: 2110 (690 CR, 790M, 630 W)</p>
<p>both were no prep though lol</p>
<p>214 psat/2250 sat</p>
<p>219/2130 retaking blah</p>
<p>210/2200</p>
<p>PSAT(71 CR, 66 M, 73 W)
SAT(690 CR, 760 M, 750 W)</p>
<p>I did a few practice questions to get in the PSAT mindset the day before, but no real studying</p>
<p>Between the PSAT and the 1/24 date of the SAT, I did some studying and one BB practice</p>
<p>*For reading, I'm pretty sure I bombed one passage. I despise leaving things blank, but may have been able to get 700 or 710 if I had accepted not knowing the answer and omitted one or two on the questions for that passage</p>
<p>**For math...I just studied. I didn't remember geometry at all, and revisiting it was essential. Got lucky on a couple tough ? on the actual SAT that I figured out in the last couple minutes of the section.</p>
<p>***For writing...rough curve on the PSAT. No studying. Since I had a combo of having a good enough ear and some grammar rules knowledge before the PSAT, I focused on studying math after my 66, which paid off</p>
<p>-- I also brought snacks to the SAT, which probably helped me focus</p>
<p>PSAT - 227 </p>
<p>80 CR, 74 M, 73 W</p>
<p>SAT - 2330</p>
<p>80 CR, 76 M, 77 W</p>
<p>I took like 7 BB tests and that's all the prep I did.</p>
<p>220/2290</p>
<p>10 char</p>
<p>My sons scores:</p>
<p>Soph PSAT = 197
Jun PSAT = 204
Jun SAT(Jan. 2009) = 2220 CR/770,M/710,W/740</p>
<p>I don't remember the breakdown of the PSAT tests. They were both taken w/o preparation. He spent a good bit of time over winter break preparing for the Jan SAT.</p>
<p>Although he was disappointed with his math score, he has decided not to take it again. He doesn't feel that he could improve cr or w w/o a huge effort, and doesn't feel it is worth the test ordeal to try for a bit more on math.</p>
<p>Soph PSAT: 163 (56 CR/55 M/52 W)
Junior PSAT: 182 (60 CR/66 M/56 W)
SAT: 2080 (680 CR/740 M/660 W)</p>
<p>tempted to retake SAT in May/June but not sure if I want to just focus on raising my ACT higher since I find it easier..</p>
<p>Soph PSAT: 161 (57 CR, 51 M, 53 W)
Jun PSAT: 210 (72 CR, 65 M, 73 W)</p>
<p>First SAT: 2220 (800 CR, 710 M, 710 W)
Second SAT: 2250 (760 CR, 690 M, 800 W)</p>
<p>no prep, really. i failed my sophomore psat because i fell asleep after completing the first 10 or so questions of each section.</p>