<p>61 reading, 47 (***?) math, 58 writing.</p>
<p>To what degree are my PSAT scores an indicator of how well I'll do on the SAT?? I hope not this bad!! eek. Has anyone seen people do a complete 180 as far as going from PSAT to SAT scores (good to bad..)? </p>
<p>I want the following scores on the SAT (which I'll be taking in march).
700's(reading), 600's(math), 600-700's(writing). Is that possible you think?</p>
<p>It is possible.</p>
<p>Try to figure out what you have trouble in and keep doing those types of questions.</p>
<p>i was disappointed with my psats scores, too, but errmmm sadly i did worse on the sats. study and it'll be possible.</p>
<p>i get my psat results thursday, so calm down. Take a breather. And see what your weaknesses are. You can turn things around, or let them get worse. It's up to you.</p>
<p>I'm taking a class with princeton review.. hopefully that will help!</p>
<p>celebrian... didn't u apply to columbia??? i'm confused</p>
<p>no I didn't.</p>
<p>For me, when I took the PSATS (I'm a senior now so that was more than a year ago) I got a 69 Math, 59 Verbal and a 44 Writing (Embarassing)</p>
<p>I did not prepare with anything, and waddya know, my first SAT ended up being 600V and 680M... I was stupid for not taking a class, or preparing after that because my second SAT was only 600V and 700V. </p>
<p>From my experiences I reallllly think you should take a class, I highly recommend it. I wish I did. One of my friends took a princeton review class and moved up from a 1200~ all the way to a 1400!!! I was ****ed because I know i'm smarter than him lol, but still just take classes it's worth it</p>
<p>Anyway it's totally possible. Especially with writing, I did the kaplan review book and I had a 44 writing and moved to a 69 on the actual SAT II.</p>
<p>I love inspirational success stories! You rock!</p>
<p>i went from a 186 to a 220 this year
anything is possible (unless this year you had already prepared for it by taking a prep course or something, cuz i went into my sophomore year cold turkey, as in not knowing that there were three different sections, not knowing how long it was, etc.)</p>
<p>masha, are you a junior? we have not gotten our results yet.</p>
<p>Yeah, i'm a junior. We just recieved our scores today.</p>