<p>So I just looked at my score report online for the october 2010 sat, and the math curve seems really harsh to me.
I got 4 wrong, 0 omit, and got a 690 :\ is this normal, or is it rather harsh?</p>
<p>It was pretty easy in my opinion. Therefore, the curve would be harsh.</p>
<p>My score -4, 2 omit, 680???</p>
<p>Hmm i guess, it’s just I looked at the chart of previous test curves (<a href=“http://www.erikthered.com/tutor/SAT-Released-Test-Curves.pdf[/url]”>http://www.erikthered.com/tutor/SAT-Released-Test-Curves.pdf</a>) and it seems that even the harshest curve there gave 710 for -4 on math ):</p>
<p>Remember, 4 wrong is actually -5 not -4.</p>
<p>The October 2010 curve was essentially the same as the October 2009 curve; both math tests were on the easy side with the curve being correspondingly tough.</p>
<p>yeaaa I just realized that 
lame, I guess it was a similar curve to the January '10 test then</p>
<p>i took both the jan '10 and the oct '10
i got 2 wrong on the jan and got a 740
i got 1 wrong this time and got a 770…</p>
<p>i’ll just hope that the curves for dec will help me out</p>
<p>I omitted 1 and missed 1 —> 750. Seems harsh to me, but apparently it’s nothing too unusual.</p>
<p>@ LondonGentleman
DUDE. Meeeee too. I thought it was harsh but then someone said that the curve for this year was the same as october 2009. eww. sadface.</p>
<p>i had just 2 wrong and i got 740.isnt that harsh?</p>