670 satim + 690satiim2 = ?

<p>So I got a 670 on my SAT and a 690 on my SATII Math 2. How will colleges interpret this when they look over my scores? Obviously the SATII is more difficult than the SATI. In my opinion, the SATIM just tests basic algebraic skills. Unfortunately, I’m one of those people who gets questions wrong only because he/she messes up simple computations or writes down the wrong number, even though I had the right answer. I’m a little scatterbrained. Anyway, so what will my SAT scores in conjuction with a really good recommendation from my math teacher of going on two years equate to? </p>

<p>Also I ran out of time near the end, and left like 9 blank on the SATIIM. Does my 690 mean I got the majority of the ones I answered correct?</p>

<p>no actually, it means u got a lot wrong… i got a 770 and i know i possibly got about 8 or 9 wrong…the curve is just beautiful. ;)</p>

<p>^10 missed at least</p>

<p>okay, well what about the SATIM vs SATIIM2 stuff</p>

<p>Yeah, I got a 780 and I omitted 9.
Umm, I don’t think the recommendation will do much. Maybe, it will. I’m really not sure. Try retaking the math 2?</p>

<p>SAT I Math is a joke; a high math 2 will compensate for a relatively low SAT I math.</p>

<p>ur 690m2 doesn’t really back u up on ur sat1 math. u got a 690 in m2,that means u didn’t answer 15~ questions correctly. now that’s a big problem if u’re aiming 800.</p>

<p>yeah, I’ll probably end up retaking
thanks for the advice</p>