<p>hey i gave the may 2nd sat n i checked all my math answers with the discussion on cc n i made no mistake…maybe just one wrong…n i got a 710…did anyone else expect a 800 and not get one?
BUT i did errase two answers and rebubble them…so i think the machine dint read them n they were considered as wrong answers …i’m plannin to send my scores for a mannual evaluation…
i need your opinion people!!!help please
also did anyone fall into such a situation where eraser marks lost u a 800? or sumthin tht sort?
does mannual evaluation result in any change?</p>
<p>Maybe you did make a few dumb mistakes. It happens. I got my scores too and I still have trouble believing they’re true, but I’m just waiting for May 30…</p>
<p>The curve this time was REALLY nice… -1 was still an 800. If you got a 710, it’s definitely not due to an error by CB. I was expecting a 770-790, and got an 800, so I’m not complaining.</p>
<p>yeah, go ahead and tell collegeboard how all of the people you discussed the questions with afterward told you that you would get an 800. im sure they will admit their mistake</p>
<p>You know, this phenomenon happened to me too. I too rebubbled some stuff, and got only 690 after checking over EVERY math question twice, and skipping only one. i was sure i had an 800… but this is bull**<strong><em>! it’s possible the machine was being a whore. I would also like to add that for the March test, I had skipped about 5 and was not confident of half my answers, and got 670… but my new score looks as if i got only one more question right! does anyone know if the score report (which i ordered) will tell me the answers to each question, and also, do i lose points for only bubbling in the right answer in the free response but not putting the numbers above the boxes? Thank you, as i am equally *</em></strong>ed and flabbergasted.</p>
<p>I thought I only got -1 (on a grid-in), but I guess not since I got a 730.</p>
<p>When I went through the answers on the discussion here I thought I had all of them right aside from that one. So I’m surprised that I got a 730.</p>
<p>But I have a feeling that I just made some silly mistakes… and maybe I remembered some of my answers incorrectly when checking here.</p>
<p>I have a feeling collegeboard didn’t make a mistake, but none the less, I’m looking forward to seeing the score report just so I can see what I ended up getting wrong. I’m curious.</p>
<p>@Rishmeister: I believe QAS tells you the answers and which ones you got wrong. Whether or not you fill in the little boxes above the grid-ins doesn’t matter; only the bubbles are graded.</p>
<p>On the January SAT, I skipped a problem and answered everything else correctly but only got 790.</p>
<p>ok ppl…thanks for responses…but i need to find someone who got ALL the answers right based on the discussion on cc but dint score well…how many questions d’ya think wud i have got rong? its a 710 …</p>
<p>@ Bigb14 - wht d’ya mean by its not definitely due to an error by cb?</p>
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<p>haha this made my day.</p>
<p>you probably screwed up. I’d move on and work towards the next SAT</p>
<p>I am new to this sat testing however i just read a interesting comment and I was wondering if it correct.</p>
<p>It is true that all you need is to bubble in the answer in the free-response part instead of bubble in and write down the answer.?</p>