<p>I got my March scores back (800 M 780 W 670 CR), and I am somewhat happy and somewhat not happy. My CR score really is bringing me down, but I am happy that I got a 2250, which was my prediction for my score a long time ago. Should I retake because I earned such a low CR score? And if so, how can I bring it up? I always have the most trouble on that section, but I can't seem to raise it past a 700.</p>
<p>I’m in the same boat I got 800 M, 760 W, and 690 CR which adds up to a 2250, I really want a higher CR score, but I haven’t decided if I’m going to retake it.</p>
<p>My advice to you is only to retake it if you think that your score will improve significantly (like 720 or better) if not then it’s really not worth it.</p>
<p>I was planning on signing up for the October test and seeing how that goes. I just want the CR score to be above 700 because a 670 is a little low for the colleges I’m looking at.</p>
<p>I was in the same boat as you in December. Everyone told me I was crazy and that my score (2230: 800 W, 770 M, 660 CR) was great and that I was being stupid for retaking my score. But hello! Do you not realize that my CR score is bad??? But I retook the test in March and my score dropped. -_-</p>
<p>cicero_oratore, I would (and I am).
I got 760 M, 780 WR, and 710 CR.
I know I can pull up the CR…
so I’m going to retake it. You too.</p>
<p>Did your entire score drop in all sections or just in CR?</p>
<p>Hmm…yeah, I’ll probably end up retaking and just doing more preparation in August in September. The good thing is that I have two high scores to fall back on for math and writing, so I can put most of my efforts towards uping the CR score. I’d be happy with just a 700, but I would like more if possible.</p>