<p>got 2100… eh… :c </p>
<p>based on previous SAT’s, the writing curve seems to be favorable. I’m pretty sure I got 4 wrong and a 9 essay. thought it would be in high 600’s because friend in june got a 710 with a 10 essay and 4 wrong. </p>
<p>Wow, made 2060. Whatever.</p>
<p>I wanna personally congratulate @sat2014 
we all had faith in you and knew you could reach your goal! You did it</p>
<p>@scarlettlovesivy Thanks! Appreciate all the support. </p>
<p>I feel so ashamed to post my scores here hahaha anyone taking the december one?</p>
<p>Guys im gonna miss you 
#ReunionatPenn?</p>
<p>i did pretty eh… whaddddupppp scarlett what did u get? and lol i got
cr: 750
wr: 750 (9 essay)
m:640
such a weird balance lol </p>
<p>@running1998 wait that happened to me too except I got a 750 CR and a 690 Math and 670 Writing (9 essay). I was so shocked since I had never broken 700 CR before and was always scoring 750+ on both Math and Writing.</p>
<p>@silverphi i did okay hahah message me if you wanna know specifics dont feel like posting it. This goes for anyone else who wants to know</p>
<p>CR-750
Math-800
Writing-750 (essay 9)
total-2300
Should i retake? I really wanted a score 2350+.</p>
<p>2250
R: 690
M: 770
W: 790 (78 and 10 essay)</p>
<p>Needed one additional question in each to get 2300. Retaking in December. :(</p>
<p>Also, what is the best representation of the test after completing blue book and online course? Princeton looks pretty similar, but idk. Or can I just download past tests from somewhere?</p>
<p>I was postive I didn’t make more than 4 mistakes on reading, yet here I am sitting with a 680. I literally got an 800 on every practice I took and many of those were real tests from the last few years. I’m ordering the damn QAS thing to see what mistakes I made. I didn’t omit anything and made sure to pencil it in completely. The only possibility is that their machine screwed up and thought I omitted some questions. If that turns out to be the case I will shell out the 55 bucks to get the damn thing recored. MFing collegboard and their money sucking system. I need to be sure that my score wasn’t fudged up. It makes no sense for me to flop so badly after it was my strongest subject in practice.</p>
<p>Really upset.
CR: 660 (scored over 700 on every practice test I took, so not sure how that happened)
Math: 600 (pleasantly surprised! I’m not a math person. Like, at all. Did much better than I thought I would.
Writing: 720 (essay killed me- got an 8. 75 on MC. Otherwise on par with how I’d done)
I hadn’t studied for weeks before the test and I had a major panic attack the night before the test and then again midway through the test. So I suppose it’s not awful considering those factors, but seeing people on this thread upset with 2100s is quite upsetting. Idk. Congrats to everyone, though!</p>
<p>hi guys, i have a question!
i took the oct sat and i got
CR 730
M 800
W 780
9 essay
composite 2310</p>
<p>im a sophomore but i was really really hoping for 2350… i feel like i could really improve my CR and idk what happened with the essay tbh… i thought i did well
i know i might seem like a pretentious little b for complaining about my score but it was my first time taking it and i feel like i could do better and improve my superscore yknow? what do you guys think?? should i retake? i feel really conflicted right now :///</p>
<p>660 CR
700 M
730 W, 12 on essay
Oops. I did about 150 points last time I took it. Multiple choice is really not my thing. That CR is kinda sad though, because I got a 740 last time.</p>
<p>the only thing you should take is a chill pill. you have no idea how many people would love to have a 2310. I suggest you be content with that score. and btw, that is VERY pretentious…especially for a sophomore</p>
<p>I scored a 640 on Critical Reading, 670 on Math, 620 on Writting(down from 640), and am really pleased! </p>
<p>@sarahere you should retake; your score is horrible. Most ivies will throw your app to the shredder once they find out you got such an egregious score of 2310.</p>
<p>Anyone know the full curve for CR?</p>