<p>My proctor was reading a stack of magazines and never looked up.</p>
<p>People were going back and ahead…it was the best scenario possible.</p>
<p>My desk was large and very comfortable. The A/C was pumping out fresh cool air, and the proctor simply did not care. She looked very tired and unmotivated. She looked like she was just trying to finish things up and leave.</p>
<p>Someones cell-phone rang, and the proctor didn’t care. All she did was say “turn it off”.</p>
<p>THIS GIRL ASKED WHAT OMIT MEANT!!!
It was when the proctor told us to read the back of the test booklet.
And to top it off she was like “What does “AHH-MIT” mean.” She pronounced it wrong too.
She left after the essay. HAHA</p>
<p>And to all of you who are openly admitting to cheating. I hope you get caught and punished. It will catch up to you sometime and you WILL get caught. It is not only dishonest but also a scummy thing to do. I hope you sleep well tonight.</p>
<p>Hey I know this is random, but I have a question - the phone number with which I registered (the one which I put down on the first page of the answer booklet) has changed. Should I change my registration info?</p>
<p>my proctor made us sign the statement at the begging of the test. Most people did not write in cursive, but this girl decided that she was going to AFTER she writes everything in print extrmeley neatly. </p>
<p>It took her 8 min and 47 seconds to complete. I timed her. The kid next to me just went to sleep. </p>
<p>There was one asian boy who brought his bookbag with him and after the math section started looking over his practice test books. His face was turning really red as he started to erase some of his answers and change them.</p>
<p>I got put in a gym of about 150+ people with no AC on a humid day. It was MISERABLE towards the last 45 minutes or so.</p>
<p>get them right first time around -.-</p>
<p>It is a big deal. If you have to cheat your way into a good college, you probably don’t deserve to be there in the first place.</p>
<p>Really? A stupid ■■■■■■? As opposed to those highly intelligent ■■■■■■■ running around out there? There’s no need to launch into a diatribe against those who cheat; to use a platitudinous and inane saying, they’re only cheating themselves.</p>
<p>^somebody is still in SAT mode.</p>
<p>Not if they are denying entry into colleges to those who actually deserve it. Cheating rarely affects only the person doing so.</p>
<p>I’m sorry, I’ll always regret going back to finish those five questions. If I left them blank it would’ve made a huge difference. I’ll never do it again. Some of you guys need to relax. I never knew people were so easily offended here.</p>
<p>We’re just upset that you got an opportunity to raise your score that we either wouldn’t or couldn’t take. Don’t take it personally; just please don’t do it again. The rules make the playing field level.</p>
<p>You still got an unfair advantage. That annoys me regardless of how small it was.</p>
<p>If your jealous of other people doing it then why don’t you do it yourself?</p>
<p>to be honest I could have cheated easily, but I spent all the time given on each section on that section. I had little (maybe 20 seconds max) time and just used that time to go over (luckily i did catch some mistakes :D)</p>
<p>By being born smarter than someone else, it is you who are denying them entry into colleges. How is cheating any different than possessing innate intelligence (or other qualities) as a determinant in college acceptances?</p>
<p>Ya, even with going back and finishing a few I probably just brought my grade down. I didn’t study at all (3 hours the day before the test lol) so I’m not expecting a high score. Don’t worry, I’m wont be taking away someone’s chances of getting into Harvard or Yale. I probably got 3 or 4 wrong on math and bombed the reading and witting.</p>
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SAT scores can dream?</p>
<p>Honestly, everyone here has to be lying if you never cheated before in your life.</p>
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<p>Apparently, when somebody cheats, the SAT scores enter their R.E.M. sleep cycle.</p>