<p>Some people that come here are obviously not the most popular juding by how much they study, lol. So if their only friends are on the internet, why not lie to make them respect you or whatever? I was talking to a guy the other day who mentioned his last real life friend was moving away, but he said he has a lot of online friends. Some people are like that, and they feel insecure about it, so they lie to keep what respect they have gained online, and what friends they have online.</p>
<p>No...I really got 820 on my SATII Philosophy exam...</p>
<p>Why is your name IHATESAT?</p>
<p>I think there are few liars on CC (of course, minus the trolls). People on this website are OVERRRRachievers.</p>
<p>There's obviously going to be some people that lie. When I came here I was really intimidated because my stats are not even close to most of the other posters. I'm sure that people just feel insecure and lie about their scores to make themselves feel smart.</p>
<p>To the girl(Northwestern) who said she didn't get any 5's on APs:</p>
<p>it is not hard to get 5's on APs. If people don't get a 5, I normally just assume they had a bad day. My final exams are normally tougher than AP exam. I mean for APs you need sometimes only 70% to get a 5. And its on material that you should have covered in class. There are no really tricky questions, just questions on content. For calc for example, I would really hope that after a calc class you can get 70% of it right. That's a D on my school's grading system. Why do people who are normally very bright complain about the difficulty of AP exams? Don't you think classes at Northwestern or wherever u want to guy will be tougher than AP exams?</p>
<p>it depends on your ap class...</p>
<p>your school sounds like a tough school so obviously more people get 5s. Other schools aren't that tough and the classes don't prepare you that well.</p>
<p>i came to this site b/c some kid told me that ppl here were smart and wanted to get into good colleges...i guess ppl like that don't have to lie about their sat's or ap's</p>