<p>800M is the most impressive because you can’t make any mistakes.</p>
<p>800 CR because despite the fact that i am an extremely avid reader since 1st grade, i only got a 580 on the practice tests. Writing and Math, i feel, are more technical and easier to perfect.</p>
<p>I’m really surprised that the answers to this question are really divisive. I guess it’s much more subjective and based on personal experience than anything.</p>
<p>I find 800W to be the most impressive. Even though the multiple choice isn’t especially difficult (IMHO), the grading of the essay can be subjective.</p>
<p>800 W is the most impressive in my book. An 800 M can be easily achieved if you study with the right materials (<em>cough</em> Gruber’s <em>cough</em>), and an 800 CR can just be as easily achieved if you use the correct method. However, as others have stated before, you need to have a strong grasp on grammar and get a good score on your essay (and no, filling both pages doesn’t necessarily guarantee you a double-digit score).</p>
<p>800 Writing is like nothing to me lol</p>
<p>I’ve gotten 800 Writing three times already (I’ve taken the test a total of four times)</p>
<p>CR is by far, the hardest imo</p>
<p>I change my mind. 800 W. I don’t know why I epic fail at it so much. Math is kind of hard with all the silly mistakes. Atleast CR is decently straightforward. Ugh.</p>
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<p>Not really. If you’re using the correct strategy, it won’t be that way anymore! For me, right after the January '10 SAT, I discovered this awesome new technique that could have boosted my CR score (700) by at least 50 points. I tried it on a couple of Blue Book tests – it worked like a charm. 
With my previous methods, my scores were generally in the high-600’s-low-700’s range. I’m definitely going to use this new strategy for the June SAT… let’s see what happens!</p>
<p>800 W b/c I can never get it.</p>
<p>CR wins this. hands down.</p>
<p>Whats the new strategy fledgling?
PM me if you can’t post it here.</p>
<p>@ hahalolk: I PM’ed you. :)</p>
<p>800 CR.
800 CR and 800CR.
CR.</p>
<p>PM me too!</p>
<p>@fledgling Please PM your CR strategy too. I’m desperate to improve my CR.</p>
<p>Oh, my opinion for this thread. CR of course.</p>
<p>^ PM’ed both you guys.</p>
<p>800 CR… as a science/math guy, I don’t do as much reading as I should, and I only got a 540 on the reading. It was my worst grade. I would imagine an 800 on the math math to be easy (got a 700 on it, only 4 questions wrong, so I’m not far off), and an 800 can’t be that hard (especially because the essay seems to be very subjective and biased based on factors like length - I wrote a full two pages but I felt my essay wasn’t incredibly strong, yet I got a 10/12).</p>
<p>800 M because I struggle with that the most. The problems require knowledge of a rage of different math concept and formulas also there’s a time limit. These factors make the students who score perfectly look like geniuses in my eyes.</p>
<p>CR, hands down.</p>
<p>fledgling PM me too D=
My CR is not terrible (680) but it’s the worst section for me</p>