<p>missing 2 questions COULD get you an 800, and that was what happened on the January Test curve.</p>
<p>Do you all think that CR sections were harder than those of the January test? I personally thought it was easier, but people around me said the vocab was super hard. I hope CB thinks its harder too and give a more lenient/ as lenient curve as january one haha I have the january conversion table so I can refer to it</p>
<p>dang!! this makes me mad!
it looks like the CR from march had the toughest curve!! sucks!!
intangible gator: u really missed 5 and still got 740??? =OOO danggg that’s a nice curve</p>
<p>in march i missed 3(no omits) and got 750!! arghh! should be more like a 770…then i would’ve broken 2300…and everyone thought the cr was hard in march. how does this happen??</p>
<p>I took both the March and the May SAT. In regards to CR, May was much easier. The passages were easier and the curve was much fairer. March had one of the toughest curves I have seen in a while.</p>
<p>so in terms of the erikthered’s scale, do you guys think this test is going to lean more towards green, red, or yellow in math, CR, and WR? (obv. won’t be same for all - at least most likely not)</p>
<p>I posted this in another thread but I don’t think many people saw it lol:</p>
<p>Hey so today, my friend told me he read about an article on how a flood of 9000 chinese local students flew to hong kong on saturday to take the June SAT. It’s because the June SAT fits with their schedule of the Chinese national High Examination…something like that…And we all know that these chinese kids are SOOO good at test taking (the memorize vocab like crazy and are super good at math). So…I was wondering if the SAT curve is predetermined, cuz if it isn’t, then aren’t these 9000 chinese kids going to screw up the curve?</p>