***Official Dec 2014 SAT (US ONLY)***

<p>@fireonice‌
That’s why they’re making SAT Math harder in 2016.</p>

<p><a href=“http://www.sat-tutors-blog.com/2013/10/18/2013-14-sat-practice-test-score-conversion-tables/”>http://www.sat-tutors-blog.com/2013/10/18/2013-14-sat-practice-test-score-conversion-tables/&lt;/a&gt;
You can take a look at this site for an estimation of your score </p>

<p>@thegrant 2270. But keep in mind my score could be improved just as much as everyone else’s through studying… I write an 8 essay and I miss vocabulary on every test. It’s not very comforting to walk into the room and think, “Well, I hope they curved enough to compensate for the two or three vocab questions I’m going to miss!” </p>

<p>i still believe that denied of is no error but if it is wrong, what will my score be with 10 essay and one wrong on writing</p>

<p>@schoolisfunforme‌ </p>

<p>780-800</p>

<p>maybe 800</p>

<p>Likely a 780 actually</p>

<p>So you guys think math -1 750 this time?</p>

<p>@fireonice Even though the math was easy, I feel like -1 = 750 is way too harsh. The November 2014 SAT was somewhat of an anomaly; I don’t ever recall an instance when the math curve was that harsh. We have no way of knowing how difficult the November SAT was, so I wouldn’t base the curve off of it. I’d say -1 is still around 770. </p>

<p>@allista I would say 770-780</p>

<p>-5 or less will likely be a 700</p>

<p>If I get 2 wrong, is that an automatic point off?</p>

<p>Yesterdays math SAT was relatively easy but may be closer to medium difficulty than very easy</p>

<p>How many questions wrong do you think 650 CR is?</p>

<p>@Mack23‌ raw score rounds up so it would just be -2</p>

<p>for writing did you guys get an oval question… something about its length being long and width just as long?</p>

<p>@Tennistiger‌ You likely got an experimental math section.</p>

<p>@tennisttiger yeah, I got that question, I don’t think it’s experimental. </p>

<p>@ashgabat it was an improving sentences question</p>

<p>Math will NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER be -1 750… EVER. </p>

<p>The curve based on its difficulty will most likely be:
-1 770
-2 750
-3 730
-4 710
-5 700-690</p>