<p>OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH</p>
<p>Ok so I can see why people didn’t like the choices to the median question, but the question was no way unfair and there is one clear answer (that the median is less than or equal to 96). Even though the median never will equal 96, it will always be less than or equal to 96 (key word “or”).</p>
<p>Did the College Board intend to have the “bar” under the less than sign? I believe so. This kept formatting consistent with the x is greater than or equal to 6 option. Will the College Board remove this question from the test? Probably not. I only know of two occurences of questions being removed, and those had issues of ambiguity whereas this question has issues of whether or not people liked the answer choices.</p>
<p>i feel like this test was overall easier, but it had some very controversial questions. hopefuly the controversial ones are removed or the curve accomodates for them</p>
<p>@Castigations Out of curiosity, do you know how that test is curved? </p>
<p>Can someone estimate my score
-5 critical reading
0 or -1 math
9/10 essay -3 mc writing</p>
<p>[-O< I really hope the CR curve is generous. Screwed up major and got 660 last time</p>
<p>@uclabound1 Same here :(( I would take a generous CR curve over a generous writing or math curve any day…</p>
<p>@sodone it depends on how everyone else who has it on wednesday does!</p>
<p>Can smeone please PM me the Google doc</p>
<p>It sounds like the curve for December 2013 was really harsh… Oh joy</p>
<p>I don’t even care what my writing and math scores are. I just want an 800 in critical reading…</p>
<p>Praying for an amazing curve </p>
<p>But Dec 2013 was crappy, and this will be the same :(</p>
<p>I know, I know… but I’d rather lie to myself for 14 days until the horrifying reality is revealed :P</p>
<p>Yea december 2013 had the worst cr curve ever… my friends who took ot then were all pissed</p>
<p>Also the sat scale is pre-determined, scores arent based on how other ppl do</p>
<p>what was the dec 2013 curve?? 
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<p>Wait, so the more wrong the more screwed we are.</p>
<p>That’s generally how tests work lol</p>
<p>but the nature of the Sat means that the higher your score is, the more likely you are to get screwed over by a harsh curve. </p>
<p>Hi trisha</p>
<p>Supp bella</p>
<p>MEOW :o3 </p>