<p>I do. It's a bit odd actually, because I feel that M is a lot easier than CR. But I am an English person, so I guess it makes sense.</p>
<p>Do you think this would help me w/ college, considering I want to major in the humanities?</p>
<p>My abilities in math far surpass my skills in english but I tend to do better with cr and writing than with math. </p>
<p>I think a liberal arts college would value a higher cr score (unless your math score is abysmal).</p>
<p>CR>M here. I've always done well on the CR section, but I had to study a fair amount to bring my M score up.</p>
<p>800 CR, 750 M. I really lucked out and got an easy math section...</p>
<p>My math score isn't TOO bad - 710. However I am RDing @ Wes and I know their medians are around 720 per section.</p>
<p>But I'm not too excited about it either. My CR score is 750, so if I could just bring my math up 40 pts, I'd be at a 1500... that'd be wonderful. I took them in December, so I'll have to see. Can't say I studied much for that time though, since it was my 3rd time and I was pretty sick of them by then.</p>
<p>my CR is significantly lower than my math :( i got a 740 in math on the nov sat and i only missed two (harsh curve) but i know next time i take it ill get a 800. My CR score in nov was a 600.... i keep missing like 5-7 per CR section. IDK WHAT TO DO!! plz can anyone help me?</p>
<p>My math score is significantly higher than my Critical reading skills. I can barely manage a 640, while I score 800s on math all the time. Of course, these are on practice tests, but still...I never can seem to get above mid 600s and rarely miss 1 question on the math section. It doesn't even seem possible to break 700 for me...</p>
<p>I think CR is one of those sections that you either are naturally adept at, or work really hard over a long period of time to improve.</p>
<p>Math and Writing however, you kind of just have to learn the tricks. I know some kids scoring A's in Multivariable Calc in high school that aren't able to score 800 on a math section just because they miss a tricky one.</p>
<p>I am much better at math than I am at english but I got a 70 CR and 68 Math. Math just has a very harsh curve and I made stupid mistakes.</p>
<p>I'm a math person and I did alot better on CR than math lol</p>
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<p>Agreed. I got 3 wrong and got a 710.</p>
<p>800 CR and 770 M</p>
<p>^^same 3 wrong and a 710 in march :/</p>
<p>Yeah I took it again in December, math didn't seem too hard. I'm hoping for no stupid mistakes and a much higher score.</p>
<p>Even with the harsh curve, it is hard to imagine me getting a lower math score than a CR score. Only possibility would be if I somehow only got 1 or 2 wrong for the CR section while missing a hard question or 2 on the math part, but I doubt that that is going to happen (the CR part).</p>
<p>I always scores higher in critical reading that in math, even on the ACT (reading and math). I have never done prep for critical reading, but I have done some prep for math. Ironic.</p>
<p>800 cr, 700 math....embarrassing since i consider myself a math kind of guy.</p>
<p>How is it that there is a general divide between those who are simply good in critical reading and those who aren't? I see 500s and even 700s much more often than 600s, which is what I would think of as average. One of the few people in my class with a score in the 600s is actually worse than me in my English class... shame I got lower than that. How do you guys get such high CR scores?!?</p>
<p>my CR=M</p>
<p>but after taking the december test, M>CR</p>