<p>Score reports are now online! Please post to see curve.</p>
<p>Score with stats:</p>
<p>2220</p>
<p>CR: 690 (4 incorrect, 2 omitted)
M: 770 (1 incorrect, 0 omitted)
W: 760 (75 MC, 9 Essay) (1 incorrect, 0 omitted)</p>
<p>Saturday 1/26 sitting</p>
<p>Writing: 4 wrong. 0 omit. 10 essay.</p>
<p>Got a 700 and a 66 on MC. Getting 4 wrong really docks you down that much? 
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<p>For CR, I got a raw score of 51, but only got a 610. </p>
<p>According to erikthered’s released SAT curves, shouldn’t I get higher scores?..</p>
<p>As I posted before… I should have gotten a lot wrong to get the score I actually got.</p>
<p>Holy crap the curves were insanely difficult.</p>
<p>I got 1 wrong in CR and got a 790. (???)
I got 1 wrong in writing and got a 75 mc subscore. (???/)</p>
<p>I could have gotten a 2400!</p>
<p>^ Yes, one wrong in writing is a 75 subscore (zero wrong is 80)… Interesting to me is that a 9 essay actually helped my daughter’s score slightly 75 (9) = 760…
Last time 69 (9) = 700</p>
<p>For PSAT NMSF qualifying score they have you disregard essay and add a zero to the end of the writing subscore… So a 75 = 750… So 75 (9) = 760 actually raises score 10 points for what I would consider subpar essay (at least at 99%tile level)</p>
<p>DS’s first time SAT on Jan 26 - 2260</p>
<p>CR: 730 (3 incorrect, 0 omitted)
M: 770 (1 incorrect, 0 omitted)
W 760 (80 MC, 8 Essay) (0 incorrect, 0 omitted)</p>
<p>2170 (first time)</p>
<p>CR 650 w/ 9 wrong
W 750 w/ 2 wrong and 10 essay
M 770 w/ 1 wrong <— LOLOLOL</p>
<p>Ughhhh. 2 questions separates my goal of 2000… If I had 2 more writing questions right I would have received 50 points higher. smh
Also, anyone know why the CR curve is so harsh?</p>
<p>This is so frustrating. …
Should have gotten a much higher score.</p>
<p>2050</p>
<p>CR: 650 with 15 SC and 41 Passage questions, 9 wrong
M: 680 with 6 wrong
W: 720 with 2 wrong, 75 MC and an 8 essay.</p>
<p>I got 2 easy questions wrong on Sentence completion. ***</p>
<p>Was this like the easiest SAT ever or something? The curves are egregious <----- word I got wrong on the test.</p>
<p>2380
CR: 790 (1 wrong, 0 omit)
M: 800 (0 wrong, 0 omit)
W: 790 (0 wrong, 9 essay)
really happy with my score but a little disappointed by the curves and what i could’ve gotten</p>
<p>reposting son’s scores from another thread:
U.S. exam 1/26/13:</p>
<p>CR: 800 (0 incorrect, 0 omitted)
M: 750 (2 incorrect, 0 omitted)
W: 790 (80/80 MC, 9 essay)</p>
<p>2340
CR: 790 (1 incorrect, 0 omitted)
M: 750 (2 incorrect, 0 omitted)
W: 800 (0 incorrect, 0 omitted, 10 essay)</p>
<p>Didn’t take this SAT but dang the curves look hard.</p>
<p>I mean, honestly, can we call the Collegeboard and try to make a case out of this? I am positive that this WAS NOT the easiest CR in history, but the curve is riduculous. I got 3 off CR, and usually, the lowest for that is like 760–if not 800 on a lenient curve. But this is lgljkadfljfha</p>
<p>^</p>
<p>Yeah, I emailed them about it; I suggest others to do the same so it gets noticed.</p>
<p>I feel sorry for all of those who got their 2400’s screwed over.
i could have reached my desired score too if the curve was… even only by a little bit… better.</p>
<p>haha you being serious? i doubt collegeboard would change the curves that they set just because it doesn’t follow the trend of their previous curves</p>
<p>Still, what kind of a trend is it becoming? I know it’s near impossible for any change to occur, but at least it’s important for them to see that their curves are unjust–at least for this exam.</p>
<p>lemme know what they reply with. i’m very curious to see what they say. (maybe they accidentally put in the curves one interval off 
that’d be awesome)</p>
<p>DUDE… 1 wrong is 790, 2 wrong is 770, 3 wrong is 730, 4 wrong is 720. This test’s CR was the perhaps the easiest ever in the history of the new SAT according to CB. I bet they switched this CR curve with next month’s math curve :D</p>
<p>Funny thing is, I walked out of the test thinking the CR was on the hard side…
Anyway, I don’t have anything to contribute since people with the same subscores as me have already posted.</p>