<p>bump…</p>
<p>we need more people posting here</p>
<p>bump…
we need more people posting here</p>
<p>funk mastA and I had the same predicTed scores…cool</p>
<p>[2140 in case u are wondering]…wonder what im actually gonna get ?</p>
<p>AFter what I’ve read, I hope:
800 M
750 CR</p>
<h2>750 W</h2>
<p>2280</p>
<p>But probably more like (what I got last time):
800 M
730 CR</p>
<h2>700 W</h2>
<p>2230</p>
<p>i would post my prediction, but i don’t wanna jinx myself.</p>
<p>hamster, how do 750 750 and 800 add up to 2280? hehe</p>
<p>i got 200/200/200 for may</p>
<p>this time ill get</p>
<p>800/800/800
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<p>Math: 700+
CR: 650+
Writing: 670+</p>
<p>Math: 750-790
Writing: 750+
CR: No friggin clue. 680-750</p>
<p>My final predictions:
CR-700 (710 last time)
Math-650 (610 last time)
Writing-680 (670 last time)</p>
<p>I am not really sure about these but I guess I’ll see, although I really expect my Math to be higher (it’s what I care about anyway because I already have gotten decent CR and Writing scores).</p>
<p>Fingers are crossed!!!</p>
<p>ok guys, 2 more hours to post here, I will not consider anything posted here after that time for my predicted v. actual statistics</p>
<p>one hour left for predictions</p>
<p>They are never posted at 12AM ever since the new schedule went into place. It is sometime between 3AM-5AM.</p>
<p>well, i just want to make sure</p>
<p>The first thing I wanna do when I get to school tomorrow is …</p>
<p>On my first SAT attempt in december last year, I walked out thinking 1550 to perfect. I got a 1420. So I have no idea what to think, I thought I felt like I bombed it walking out though.
Math-780
Verbal-700
Writing-720
Those scores would be fine, but I know I’m capable of so much more, considering i got a 236 on the psat. Oh well screw it, I’ll find out tommorow. Peace out dawgs!</p>
<p>Considering that length plays a big part in the essay grade, I’m going to change my W score prediction to less than a 750 
Sucks…I only wrote only about 1.3 pages, but I thought it wouldn’t matter if the ideas were good…</p>
<p>…who cares what your predictions are… lol</p>
<p>your actual test scores are the numbers that matter…</p>
<p>True, but it’s interesting to see how naive we are</p>
<p>Im trying to get reliable statistics of predicted v. actual scores</p>
<p>My results are gonna be: average difference, mean difference, standard deviation of the difference, etc.</p>