<p>i recently took a practice PSAT test in my Kaplan book and got a decent(-_-) score... but when i compared my scaled scores to a different scale (from a different book) it was totally different... like 200 points lower.
My question is, should these differences matter in my quest for a high score?</p>
<p>Advice would be greatly appreciated!
lol... first post</p>
<p>....its practically a yes or no question...</p>
<p>.... What are the two books you used?</p>
<p>well i took the practice test from the Kaplan prep book then i translated my raw scores in the official practice test booklet that the college board gave out prior to the october PSAT.</p>
<p>Kaplan's scaled are borked, dude. Go by the college board scale.</p>
<p>lol...borked?
i'll just assume that's a bad thing...
but dont u think i should just go with the scale that came with the test...</p>
<p>Nah, the Kaplan scales are dead wrong.</p>
<p>where r u getting your info from??
but i suppose u have a point... :/
lol. im just bummed that my scores SUCK, i guess. by using the college board scales i'm subjected to a large score deficit :[</p>