<p>Hey guys,
I just took my SATI's in June, expecting about 2150, with an 800 in math, but I still got to take my SAT II's. I did 2 practice math level 2 tests and I got 750 and 770 without studying at all. Are those good scores? Im not sure because the curve seems pretty lenient so just asking if its worth the effort to study a lot over the summer and try and push that up to 800 as well</p>
<p>you wont have to study a lot to raise it that last 30 points. did u take official tests or a diff company?</p>
<p>Nah, I did the ones from the official math level 1 and 2 guidebook from collegeboard. I take math higher level in IB so most of these concepts are really easy, but some of these topics i still havent done, and thats where im losing all my points</p>
<p>770 is good enough. A quick review should be enough to bring you up to an 800. </p>
<p>Just concentrate on those topics you haven’t done yet and you’re set.</p>
<p>On any SAT II, a score of 700+ is considered a solid good score. On CC though, the good score for Math 2 is 800. And you can probably raise 30 points really easily; just get 3 more questions correct by testing more carefully.</p>
<p>Yea I guess, I mainly get all the 3D planes and coordinates questions wrong because I’ve not covered that. Hopefully I will before october, or I’ll just study it properly. Thanks for the help guys</p>