<p>I got a 800 math 800 writing but a 690 READING. I feel very suspicious about this since I got a 77 on the psat for reading and when I checked cc's compiled answers and stuff I felt like I got a 750-760 on it...</p>
<p>Should I order a hand score?</p>
<p>It doesn’t hurt correct? Don’t expect a points back however. </p>
<p>How much money is it for a hand score?</p>
<p>55 bucks…bump…</p>
<p>If it is your fault, such as you accidentally missed a bubble but managed to answer correctly in the wrong section (like you somehow forgot to fill in the answer for 16 and instead put the answer to 17 there and so on until the end), they will correct your score but you will receive no refund. If there are no errors on their part and you clearly did not “skip” and fill in the rest correctly, you receive no change and no refund. However, if it is the fault of the machine and you did answer correctly, your score will be changed and I’m pretty sure they refund your money (the $55 or so you paid in advance for them to hand score)</p>
<p>What you feel is not what you get. I’d just retake it. That way it’s fifty bucks on your abilities and not the CB grader.</p>
<p>DawgyDawgDawg, I received that score as well. Personally, I do not think it would be worth it to get it hand scored. However, if you really want to, feel free! A 2290’s a pretty decent score, though. As someone above suggested, you could always just retake the SAT and let superscore take its course.</p>