<p>My scores got delayed. I called collegeboard, and they could only tell me my math score (770). </p>
<p>I already signed up for a retake in March… hopefully I won’t make another stupid mistake like I did on this SAT.</p>
<p>CR: 750
M: 740
W: 790 (78 MC, 10 E)</p>
<p>Total was 2280… I was honestly a little upset with my math score, since I never had any issues with math in practice tests. I was hoping for 2300+, but I’m retaking it anyway in March.</p>
<p>Was the writing curve exceptionally harsh this time?
I got 75 MC 8 essay and got 720. Is that in the norm or irregular?</p>
<p>From my understanding the writing curve was more lienient this time.</p>
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<p>The Writing curve was slightly more generous than normal.</p>
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<p>I am one of those people who consistently scored perfects prior to the real SAT. I knew the 2400 was coming. 240 PSAT? 2380 - 2400 score range on my practice SATs? And maybe I’m biased because of that. Maybe that’s why I think there’s a difference between an average 2400-scorer and an average 2370-scorer. I got the 2400, which confirmed my belief that the average guy can only get a 2400 if he’s prepared enough.</p>
<p>CR: 680
M: 740
W: 670 (69 MC, 8 E)</p>
<p>Total: 2090</p>
<p>Ugh, I scored higher on my first test (2100).
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When should I take the test again?</p>
<p>Does anyone have any advice on not making unnecessary mistakes on the test? It’s so easy to miss a math or grammar question, because of careless errors, and have your score drop a lot, especially when the curve is so small. I can’t seem to find a way to avoid that.</p>
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<li>I’m so stupid. First time taking it with no studying…ug.</li>
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<p>R- 680
W- 790 (78 MC, 10 Essay)
M- 710 </p>
<p>Retaking in March to try to bring up the CR and Math. </p>
<p>Does anyone know what a 710 in Math curved would be raw? Minus… 3?</p>
<p>^ yep.</p>
<p>ops never posted scores.
CR - 680
M - 800
W - 780 (78 MC, 9 Essay)</p>
<p>Also retaking in March for that CR score. Gonna study like crazy for that 2300+ and hopefully that 2350+ superscore = p</p>
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<p>I have to say I’m envious. 
I would have loved to be more sure about my 2400, or not even that- I would have liked to have been that consistent in my scores (But to clarify, I do not think my score was random). I do think anyone can get 2350+ with preparation, and perhaps even that 2400. After all, 2400 does leave a margin of error. You don’t need to get everything right to get that score, except on Math.</p>
<p>what time does the score report come out at?</p>
<p>It does NOT come out promptly at 5 AM EST. It comes out sometime later in the day.</p>
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Hahaha, who’d stay up until then for a freaking SCORE REPORT? That must be one intense SAT-taker. :)</p>
<p>^loll i’m staying up late to do hw but anyways, i checked my email 5 minutes ago around 2 am and i saw college board had sent me an email to check my online score report. i log onto collegeboard to check it out… it’s not available</p>
<p>LIARS >:l</p>
<p>Score reports are up:<br>
CR: 0 omits, 2 wrong = 790
M: 0 omits, 1 wrong = 770
W: 0 omits, 2 wrong, 10 E = 770.</p>
<p>Are we allowed to see the questions that we did wrong?</p>
<p>OMG… W: 0 omits, 3 wrong, 10E=720… That’s harsh</p>
<p>If only I had done 2 wrong, I would have been able to get 770…
1 question= 50…</p>
<p>^^yeah, extremely harsh. </p>
<p>Mine is:
0 omits 3 wrong 8E = 680.</p>
<p>Anyway, see you again in May and I will win your heart. One cannot really guarantee that one’s first love will yield juicy fruit.</p>