<p>@silverphi The only thing you can really do now is improve. Don’t mope around about your score, find what you’re having trouble with and fix it. It’s incredibly frustrating, I know, but there’s no other way around it.</p>
<p>Also, it’s your sophomore year. Live a little. Once you become a junior/senior, your life will be swamped by college apps. Take the time to enjoy yourself ;)</p>
<p>THANKS GUYS
and LOL i’ll try but man my school is so competitive
i told someone i did pretty bad on the sat today, and she was like “oh, so 2200 right” @iamthegoat @drdorias</p>
<p>I took Bio E and got a 770; I was aiming for something higher, though (there was like, biochem on the test though. who cares about the chemical structure of ethanol? this isn’t chem). </p>
<p>@IAMTheGOAT I remember talking to you on the other thread. Sorry to hear that you didn’t meet your goal, but I think you did a great job. Don’t worry about it; you have a really solid ACT score anyway. Good job! :)</p>
<p>As for me, I got a 2290</p>
<p>CR: 750
M: 750
W: 790 w/10 essay</p>
<p>As a first-timer and a sophomore, I’m extremely happy with the scores I got and am done with the SAT once and for all… glad I chose to take it this year. I feel like taking the SAT your sophomore year really takes the burden off when you become a junior</p>
<p>@sodone Wow, that’s a great score! Yeah, it definitely takes off a lot of the pressure. I did not even know the SAT existed until the end of my sophomore year, and that the ACT existed until halfway through junior year! haha</p>
<p>It’s great to see that a lot of you guys are progressing so well! Also, I plan on taking the November test, and getting a 2200+, at least. I mean, I’ve been getting 2200s+ on practice tests, so this October score was probably just an outlier.(I was sick, drank too much water so I had to use the restroom a lot, and there was a disturbance for a few minutes without time compensation.) I hate giving excuses, though, so hopefully on my next test, I will be able to better represent my scores! </p>
<p>@tennisball1 I took SAT classes, so it pains me to know that I have not made as good use of that money as I would have liked to. If I self-studied, I would not have been as upset about my scores. What is your target and what did you get? I have a pretty solid plan to get at least 2000+ every time on the sat, if that’s your aim. </p>
<p>October squad. We are going to have a 10 year reunion one day, and we will all probably be CEOs of multi-million dollar companies… It feels nice to dream big. :P</p>