<p>Hey, I'm a new member here.</p>
<p>On my PSAT I got a 219 (80 M 63 W 76 CR) and on the Jan. SAT I got a 2150 (700 M 710 W 740 CR). I wanted above a 2200, and was a little disheartened by the 700 in math considering that I got an 80 on the PSAT, and was surprised by the 710 in writing considering the 63. I realize that an 800 on the SAT is much harder than an 80 on the PSAT because of the length and stupid mistakes, but my goal for the March SAT was to get a 750 on the math section. I believe I missed two write-in questions, one due to a stupid mistake. Would that put me above a 750? What does the math curve usually give two missed answers that are write-ins? Also, it would be much appreciated if someone could link the PDF which has all of the curves of the previous years.</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>P.S. Kind of unrelated and a stupid question, but can the essay be superscored with the writing multiple choice subscore?</p>