Official June 2nd SATI Thread

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<p>Math:
54-800
53-780
52-760
51-740
50-720
49-710
48-700
47-690
46-680
45-
44-660</p>

<p>From January Test.
-6 = 700 usually. It was on March SAT too.</p>

882

<p>nope…i think 1 wrong will be 800…actually i am pretty sure</p>

883

<p>Anyone Who Took The Sat Earlier In The Year…</p>

<p>Was The Test The Same (excluding Exp’s)…it Has To Be Right, I’m Confused.</p>

884

<p>Why is the SAT I M Curve so harsh while that of the SAT II M II so generous?</p>

885

<p>how would someone get a 790? By not answering one question and getting everything right?</p>

886

<p>aquamarine…that is the raw score…not individual questions</p>

<p>ps. someone answer my question plz.</p>

887

<p>OMG why did i answer every question? I just answered everyone and guessed.</p>

888

<p>exactly. It’s the raw score. -6 raw score = 700.</p>

889

<p>i dont understand what you are asking youllsee. if you mean is the test the same in january, march, may, june, etc, nope, its different.</p>

890

<p>people who took the SAT earlier in the year…</p>

<p>was the test the same (excluding exp’s), it has to be, right?</p>

891

<p>what in the world are you talking about “you’ll see”?</p>

892

<p>oh, thanx andreaaaa( 4 answering my question)…but i thought it had to be the same, that way it’s fair…that means someones test could be easier than others…SAT IS FREAKIN BIASSSSS</p>

893

<p>but the curve changes. and they do all kinds of stuff to make sure it is the same difficulty.</p>

894

<p>If the curve is “generous” usually skipping 1 would mean a 780.</p>

895

<p>HOW IN THE WORLD WOULD SOMEONE GET A 790? aa</p>

896

<p>I Still Think That’s Insane…the Whole College Admissions Game Is Just Pure Luck (when It Comes To Standerdized Test)</p>

897

<p>lol does it really matter?</p>

<p>BTW, i hope you all know that skipping 2 and getting 2 wrong are the same thing. Same goes for 1/1, since everything is roundded UP. The raw would be -2/-1, respectively</p>

898

<p>the curve is not the same for every test. if you omit, or miss a grid in, you can get 790. but sometimes omitting one is 800, sometimes 780.</p>

899

<p>yea we know that…</p>

900

<p>then i dont get what you are asking. what do you mean how would someone get a 790…</p>