Lower score after The Princeton Review prep course

wisteria100
Fri, 27 Oct 2017 14:15:44 +0000

The higher your initial score is, the harder it is to raise it and many times a 2nd test will result in a decrease if the first score was very high. So someone who has a 750 on a section may have a greater chance of decreasing the score versus increasing versus someone who had a 550.
And a certain score indicates a range. For instance if you score a 650 - that indicates a range of 620-680, so any subsequent score in that range would be considered consistent.
In your D’s case, you might want to see if her test date allows her to get a copy of the test and her answers; then she can see what errors she made and if indeed it was something that the review class did not prepare her well for.