<p>"no june wasn't so high njpitcher. i got 49/55 and that was a 730."</p>
<p>So you got 5 (-6.25...49/55) wrong...zorgy got a better raw score yet somehow a lower scaled score? That makes no sense.</p>
<p>Err, yeah that kinda sucks. Just now I even doubled checked my score report.</p>
<p>I believe I had 4 omits and 2-3 wrong. What would that equate to?</p>
<p>There you go.</p>
<p>PERCENTILE AND AVERAGE SCORE Help</p>
<p>National: 94
The national percentile for your math score indicates that you did better than 94% of the national group of college-bound seniors.</p>
<p>State: 94
The state percentile for your math score indicates that you did better than 94% of college-bound seniors in your state.</p>
<p>Average Score: 520
This is the average score for college-bound seniors in the class of 2005.
SCORE DETAIL Help</p>
<p>Number Right: 50, Number Wrong: 4, Number Omitted: 0, Total Number of Questions: 54, Raw Score: 50</p>
<p>this is for the may SAT. i got 720 math
zorgy69: that makes sense that i got 10 pts higher than you and we got same raw score, if you said that june was easier than may. thus the curve was harsher in june. </p>
<p>PERCENTILE AND AVERAGE SCORE<br>
National: 96
The national percentile for your math score indicates that you did better than 96% of the national group of college-bound seniors.</p>
<p>State: 95
The state percentile for your math score indicates that you did better than 95% of college-bound seniors in your state.</p>
<p>Average Score: 520
This is the average score for college-bound seniors in the class of 2005.</p>
<p>SCORE DETAIL<br>
Number Right: 50, Number Wrong: 2, Number Omitted: 2, Total Number of Questions: 54, Raw Score: 50</p>
<p>hmmmmm..means I'm screwed either way out of a 700+ and smarter people took the SATs in June...scuse me "mathematically inclined" people >_></p>
<p>I had the harder May Math SAT: 770.</p>
<p>PERCENTILE AND AVERAGE SCORE Help</p>
<p>National: 98
The national percentile for your math score indicates that you did better than 98% of the national group of college-bound seniors.</p>
<p>State: 98
The state percentile for your math score indicates that you did better than 98% of college-bound seniors in your state.</p>
<p>Average Score: 520
This is the average score for college-bound seniors in the class of 2005.
SCORE DETAIL Help</p>
<p>Number Right: 51, Number Wrong: 2, Number Omitted: 1, Total Number of Questions: 54, Raw Score: 51</p>
<p>It depends on the scale, as you can see here. October Math was not as hard as my May Math though, so don't expect a curve this lenient.</p>
<p>wohh!! darn. you got 1 raw point more than me and you got 50 pts. higher???that is a messed up curve.</p>
<p>for MAY: i think its: 800 800 790 770 720 </p>
<p>but if you had different version than me (which you probably did) then the curve is diff.</p>
<p>there were diff versions of the may math? The scales dont correlate. So does that mean diff versions of Oct math?</p>
<p>btw person up there, it's 50 pts higher, not 40 :P</p>
<p>i dont know. my question is: do diff versions have diff curves? and thank you. i do not know how to ttttttyyyyyyyyyyyyppppppeeeeeeeeeeee ooonnn aaaa kiboerdddd ttttthaaaazzzz yyyyy i mmmmakkkkkkkkee ttttiiiipppoos. :)</p>
<p>Yes, there were several different versions of the May SAT. I doubt it is the case for October, because it is one of the QAS months. There was only 1 March SAT, and that was a QAS month too. So I am assuming CB only makes 1 version with varying experimentals for these dates.</p>
<p>The Who, yes we had different curves because of different tests. The scale you offered is not correct. My friend got 5 wrong (6 raw score off) and got a 740. He had the same version as me.</p>
<p>blogged, u could not have gotten a 49/55 n got a 730. I missed 3 on June Math SAT, which comes out to be 51/55? or 50/54(I think thers 54 questions) and it was a 720</p>
<p>well i did. i can't really say anymore than that.</p>