<p>lucky you! it seems the curve for this test was harsh even though most persons didn’t find the CR section easy. Well i guess that doesn’t matter considering the curve isn’t based on test-takers performance but on the level of difficulty CB determines it to be. And apparently in their eyes this CR was easy-__-</p>
<p>Through some research, it would seem that the curve went like this</p>
<p>In the may SAT i had 3 mistakes in writing and got a 710. These things are not uncommon. But really as long as you passed 700 you should be fine. Resitting would just seem petty</p>
<p>Wow. The curve is really based on CollegeBoard’s assessment and not on actual performances? I didn’t know that. I think the reading section works the same way for ACT.</p>
<p>I believe the curve is based on the experimental section. The experimental section is used for correlating with past SAT performance, for centering the bell curve so to speak.</p>
<p>And the essay score should have a lot to do with the 710 score in writing with 3 wrongs in multiple choices.</p>
<p>idk why CB decided to screw over the intl Nov test takers, I feel soooooo cheated <em>sigh</em> I’m def going back in January with a vengeance! imma tear that test up (figuratively, of course)</p>
<p>Oh. I didn’t take the international test. My test was the one with the Negative Campaign Ads passage (I think we called it Test B on CC). Regardless, this curve came out of nowhere. The common consensus seemed to be that the CR portion of this test was harder than usual…</p>
<p>hmm it seems they were trying to punish Nov test takers. The CR curve was def a shocker especially coming from that extremely generous curve n Oct</p>