<p>freaking son of a *****, i spent like a month preparing for chem day and night and all i got was a 700. and for math, which I'm freaking good at, all i got was a measley 700. aaaargh, it seems like all the people who dont prep at all do the best.</p>
<p>I got a 650 on the math section of the SAT again. What the hell is wrong with me. Math is my best area too... Calc BC, several college courses, etc... Yet it's writing that I get the 790. Ah well.</p>
<p>Don't feel bad Kiroshin. I scored the lowest in my best subjects and the highest in my weakest subjects! That includes 4 SAT II tests. </p>
<p>I'm confused.</p>
<p>screw ets... SAT's should all be pass/fail!!!!!</p>
<p>crap..what do i do...i drop the whole superstitious thing w/ 240 posts etc. cause i dun even get my scores!! this is so sad. I get them on the 29th...any clues why i didn't get them yet? is this usually good or bad? anyone?</p>
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well... follow the numerous books' advice i guess. i mean after 4 months of prep, u should be gettin more than a 30 point raise! </p>
<p>don't have a definitive answer... but there certainly must've been sth wrong... or maybe just bad luck on test day. is ur score consistent with practice scores?
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<p>I am extremely disappointed at my tremendously limited increase in CR.
I usually got 600's (sometimes 700's ) for that component.Nevertheless,the reading passages on the test day were much harder to understand than what I had encountered in the blue book.For I could not grasp the passages,I was not able to answer the questions,that led me to that horrible CR score.</p>
<p>HiLine: I'm with you...at least you guys don't complain about 2300 like other smart CCers :)->:(:(:(</p>
<p>Never would I complain about a 2100.Seriously!
I don't need anything other than a 600 in CR. :(</p>
<p>sigh... its 4:55.. and here I am on cc, on a complaint thread too... sigh...I have an incredible urge to just complain also.. and be dissappointed.. gahhh afterall my scores are crappy too... welll below expectations.. but honestly I feel a little better, as Im not alone... I didn't 'scew' up on the test, it was a perfect performance. I was focused, ready, or so I thought, and very motivated. I walked out of the test room : cough: strutted out of the test room, more like. I wanted something between a 2200 and a 2300... atleast something above a 2100...</p>
<p>my pitiful... yucky... scores my friend checked and txted to me as hurricane wilma pounded me? 650 CR 700 W 720 M</p>
<p>I know, they're not <em>that</em> bad. But they're not good. And honestly, a 720????? *** happened??? I was reaching for a perfect score... well.. Im about 130 pts from what I wanted. </p>
<p>Honestly a 720??? I hail math, if you havent noticed my sceen name.
But on a lighter note, I scored a 12 on the essay, which is one thing that lived up to my expectation. </p>
<p>But that's ok. I'm a senior, and yes, deadlines are coming up, but i refuse, i refuse to accept a 2070. I am capable of better, and I'm retaking on Dec 3. No college need recieve them. I'm not doing it for them. I'm doing it for me. I am not dumb. I am not stupid. I can and will score better. I will study SAT vocabulary until I become afraid of nightmares where I recite them. I will strap myself on a chair and practice doing the math timed. I will not , will not, accept a 2070 as my full potential. NO FREAKIN WAY.</p>
<p>"it seems like all the people who dont prep at all do the best."</p>
<p>^ No kidding. The subject test I didn't study for at all was the one I did well on! In got 730 Lit and 690 USHis. I'm happy with the 730, I just wanted a score above 710 on each and since I got a 5 on APUSH without studying and I REALLY studied for the subject test, I thought I could pull off around a 760. I wanted to apply to ivies, but I don't know if I should with a 690. Is that too low? I know a 710+ is the right range. What should I do? I don't know if retaking will help :(</p>