I have no homework for tomorrow. I was actually able to get ahead on my work a bit!
omg SAT on Saturday…inb4 get 600 on CR
cri everytiem
@Cornbread1999 me right now… I’m going to do so bad.
@MissRB0021 i knowwwwwww
also the smart ppl from the June test are gonna retake bc they’re upset with their scores…
@Cornbread1999 yep so my score will probably end up even lower than it should be
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*scribbles angrily in blue book
@Cornbread1999 Your score isn’t affected by the caliber of students who take the test in the same month as you.
http://www.veritasprep.com/blog/2013/11/in-which-month-is-the-sat-curve-the-easiest/
15 more hours…
Just finished the practice PSAT our school gave out. I got a 1410 out of 1520. I seemed to struggle a lot with the new critical reading questions. Lots of work to do before test day haha.
I have not touched anything relating to the PSAT. Haven’t had any time 
@Faultystart That’s exactly how I feel. I’m taking 2 SAT’s this weekend and then one next weekend, and then I’ll review all of my mistakes before I take the real PSAT. Kinda stressed haha.
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The new PSAT math is super difficult, imo.
I agree. I guess I should start studying the new PSAT math, then. I started last weekend but I gave up.
Just took the SAT. Feel pretty good about it. Thought it was relatively easy. The essay topic I wrote about was something I’m fairly interested in, so hoping for a 2100+ 
I just finished the second khanacademy (new) SAT. 1470 (780 M, 690 CR+W). For some reason I find the reading to be tricky. I usually miss 7+.
Even with less than two weeks left to study for the PSAT, I’m never in the mood to do so. It’s so boring, and I just don’t care. I have zero motivation to study for it because I know that I’ll not make the National Merit cutoff.
I just checked my ACT scores - 35 (E), 33 (M), 35 (W), and (27) S. I did so badly on the science section in comparison to the others! Does anyone have some tips on doing better on it?
I think I could make the National Merit cutoff for California as long as I study a little bit more.
I did the official practice PSAT and got a 750 on both sections, which is a 1500 (out of 1520). However, I didn’t time myself on the math sections because I kept getting interrupted by family members and there was no point. So I’ll probably get a lower score on the actual test. The selection index will be used to determine National Merit, and to find the selection index you double the reading and writing score and add it to the math score.