<p>Did some blue book work (practice tests)
verbal: 600
writing: 605
math: 650
good? good enough to get into some service acdemies?</p>
<p>Don't ask what's good on CC because everyone will tell you something different. My standards are: anything 600 or above is good, and 700 or above is great. So I would say it's a good score, but what others would say, I don't know. What academies are you looking at?</p>
<p>605 in writing?</p>
<p>^ Yea I looked and that and started to rofl</p>
<p>??? whats so funny?</p>
<p>^^the scores are graded in increments of 10..600, 610, 620, etc</p>
<p>ok what happened was I graded my essay and then my mc and got a scaled score of 5 hundred sumtin and 6 hundred sumtin and took the average of both so i made a mistake.</p>
<p>im just taking a guess.. but the person said he/she took the test in the blue book. Thus, the scores he/she listed are probably the median values of ranges listed in the book. Thus, it is possible for someone to say they got a 605 in the book if the range listed for their raw score was something like 560-650</p>
<p>Oh, I totally missed the part about you using the blue book.</p>
<p>what is the 'blue book'?</p>
<p>Blue Book- College Board's official SAT prep book that has eight real New Sats</p>
<p>how much does it cost? Do they have a software version of it?</p>
<p>i got mine for $20 at Barnes and Noble VERY GOOD BOOK! I recommend it</p>
<p>"Yea I looked and that and started to rofl"</p>
<p>ya...that's...hilarious</p>
<p>what is 'rofl'?</p>
<p>roll on floor laughing</p>
<p>whoever got the book at barne's and nobles must be rich.</p>
<p>get it from amazon.com cheaper</p>
<p>Roflcopter</p>
<p>ha, I got it at Borders. It was about $20 I think... I could have probably gotten it cheaper online, but when I heard about it on here, I was excited and desperate to have it as quickly as possible! I had my mom drive me up to Borders the same night :D</p>