<p>So after reviewing my score report, it says I haven't omitted any for the writing section but it says I have 27right/22 wrong with a 9 on the essay (500). My first SAT had a 550 on the writing, and every practice test out of the blue book, minimum was 570 and max was 680. What do you guys think? Worth the $50?</p>
<p>Dont bother, I got 3 wrong, no omit, 9 on the essay and 700. The curve was brutal this time, usually that would be around 740</p>
<p>if you had 22 WRONG, your score probably was lower than 500, and your 9 probably brought it up to a 500. It seems accurate. Don’t regrade.</p>
<p>I got 5 wrong/ 9essay = 680…</p>
<p>I’m not having a problem with the score curve. I’m having a problem with the fact I got 22 wrong. Most of the time from the old tests (15 on Oct 2008) (13-17 on my BB tests)</p>
<p>22 is only 5 more than 17… </p>
<p>I called in CB to rescore my AP exam last year and they said the likelihood of a system glitch is less than 1% or something.</p>
<p>Keep in mind, 17 was my worst. But doing more than the worst by 5 is kinda … weird. Anyone know if the QAS will arrive anytime soon? Maybe I’ll check with that first.</p>