<p>Well there was a bee flying in the room and it was always flying over my head… The proctor did nothing, but ask if anyone was alergic. This caused me to lose concentration on my math sections. In total i had like 15 blanks. The blanks were spread out. For instance, 5 blank in one, 5 blank in another, and 5 blank on the last. Am I able to get at least a 600 Math with that many blanks?</p>
<p>probably pretty close to 600 if everything else is right probably in the 580-650 rangish</p>
<p>i think you would need almost everything else right but not sure</p>
<p>Number Right: 38, Number Wrong: 6, Number Omitted: 10, Total Number of Questions: 54, Raw Score: 37</p>
<p>I got a 610 with these stats on the April administration; maybe this will help.</p>
<p>ok so we are in a similar boat. I don’t think i got any wrong though, besides my omits. I am really hoping fo at least 600 math and i think i did great on the other sections</p>
<p>What, like was the bee flying around your head? Unless you had like a phobia of bees or your room was small or the buzz was amplified, then I guess that wouldn’t be legit to complain.
could you complain?</p>
<p>of course it was flying around my head:(</p>
<p>On the April test (math portion) I omitted 16 answers, got 2 wrong, and 36 right. My score was a 600 so you should get a 600 as long as you only missed 2 or 3 problems.</p>
<p>thanks again, i hope so:)</p>
<p>but I heard the April math was hard as crap…thus making a better curve.
June MAth was easy. I doubt you will get it.</p>