<p>My school finally distributed the PSAT scores, and guess what I got?</p>
<p>Reading- 66
Math- 67
Writing-67</p>
<p>All for a grand total of 200.</p>
<p>:(</p>
<p>And I think the fact that all three scores were nearly the exact same is quite odd.</p>
<p>That is strange. And sixties are not bad scores by any means - nobody in my high school even hit 200 last year, I don't think.
If you're not happy, make sure your SAT scores are spectacular.
[If it makes you feel any better, I scored 56, 50, and 66]</p>
<p>Nowhere except CC will you find people who complain over getting a 200 on the PSAT. It's a fine score, possibly commended.</p>
<p>yeah, everyone on CC seems to be like geniuses... i was wondering if everyone in the states was like people on CC, but it looks like the answer is hopefully NO. haha good for me...</p>
<p>Tsenguun, "success is 1% inspiration, 99% perspiration."
Being a genius means nothing. Getting a large PSAT score means nothing. Being able to work hard means everything.</p>
<p>As a non-native speaker, I understand how much the SAT is a pain in the @ss for you and me. Yet, through hard work and dedication I increased my PSAT from 183 (sophomore yr; 73 M, 51 CR, 59 W) to 227 Junior yr (75M, 79 CR, 73 W). I'm no genius, and I bet a lot of High scorers on CC are not genius anyway.</p>
<p>Soooo, to have success:
"Don't just wish for it, WORK for it"</p>
<p>Everyone of you guys have to potential, now, it's time to show that you got it.</p>
<p>what if someone (like me) didn't take the PSAT in soph year because they lived in a country where PSATs were non-existent? Would a blindly taken PSAT of 183 be a good score, considering that I took it blindly?</p>
<p>PSAT doesn't matter.</p>
<p>wow!!!</p>
<p>i got a 66 W, 65 M, 66 Cr....</p>
<p>must have been a really weird curve</p>