<p>I did three of the practice tests in the Blue Book. The real test was extremely similar. Every single time I took a practice test, my range was 1960-2260. I made a 2210 on the real exam. The practice tests were a great tool.</p>
<p>Quote " I did three of the practice tests in the Blue Book. The real test was extremely similar. Every single time I took a practice test, my range was 1960-2260. I made a 2210 on the real exam. The practice tests were a great tool."</p>
<p>Thanks for the info. I'm studying like hell for the test. My goal is just breaking 2000 the first time. When i take practice tests at my prep course, I got like 1400 then 1600. I just finished one on my own and I scored around 1915 on it. I hope it will be a breeze after I do all 8 of the practices.
Congrats on ur score.</p>
<p>What I would do is take a couple of practice tests, figure out which subject areas are your weakest, and study these.<br>
Then take a bunch of practice tests. I heard somewhere else that if your not a morning person, do a practice section in the morning before you go to school every day the week before, to prepare your mind. Good Luck!</p>
<p>Er… This is so infuriating! 770 Critical Reading, 800 Math, 640 Writing (???) Can anyone post suggestions on writing a “6” essay? I got 71 on the multiple choice, and a 3 (6 combined) on the essay section.</p>
<p>hi guys. I’m the ■■■■■■ lol.</p>
<p>550 CR
660 MATH
580 WRITING</p>
<p>2300
M 790
R 750
W 760</p>
<p>Math-1 wrong on statistics/probablity (I think it was the people in lines question. Screwed me and my friends all over.</p>
<p>R-Best I’ve done, so I guess I’m happy. 3 wrong.</p>
<p>W-Better than expected, only 1 wrong in Mult choice, but a pathetic 9 on the essay.</p>
<p>Should I retake? I’m sure I can get a 800 in math as long as there aren’t any dumb questions like the people in line one, and I should be able to do better on the essay I suppose. I just don’t know whether I can improve my R score (might go down) and I’m worried by writing mult choice would go down.</p>