<p>it wasn’t the one about the teutonic knights was it?
i didn’t get my scores but i know i put c instead of e no error for that one</p>
<p>I missed number 13 (the answer was E but I put D)</p>
<p>I got my score report, but I haven’t gotten the test booklet back yet; my counselor hasn’t had time to get them out of the box. I told you all that I wouldn’t break the 200 mark :-/</p>
<p>Critical Reading - 62 (10 wrong, 0 omitted)
Math - 59 (10 wrong, 0 omitted…W-T-F was with that curve?)
Writing Skills - 77 (3 wrong, 0 omitted…only score I was happy to see)
Selection Index - 198 (95th %ile)</p>
<p>I wish all of them could’ve been a 77… Oh well, 95th percentile overall isn’t too bad.</p>
<p>Add on: What makes it just that much worse is that I live in MISSISSIPPI! We have about the lowest cut-off, and I was like 5 points away from it. I’ve been slightly depressed ever since I got my score report.</p>
<p>korey, don’t fret much- there’s the SAT still and you got winter break to study :)</p>
<p>it’s just a pre-SAT</p>
<p>if i didn’t get my PSAT score, but have gotten mail from such universities as hofstra and drexel. Does that mean that my score wasn’t high?</p>
<p>llol have fun at hofstra</p>
<p>what007, look at what they said for your intended major, b/c i’m still getting letters from colleges but they are using last year’s PSAT’s data because i changed my intended major this year, so you might be able to tell that way.</p>
<p>anyone know what percentile you have to be in to be commended or to get merit scholarship?</p>
<p>commended is basically 96% to 99% (it is not given according to the population of each state); the commended students is competing with the entire nation, and, again, you have to have 96% or up</p>
<p>I just got my Score Report Plus today, and my scores are as follows…</p>
<p>Critical Reading (which I wish would die): 58 …4 omits, 9 wrong
Math: 73 …0 omits, 2 wrong
Writing Skills: 74 …0 omits, 4 wrong [imo, this was the easiest section IF YOU PREPARED for it, like w/ a prep book or whatever. The amount of grammar that ETS tests is pretty small, but knowing exactly what they were looking for helped a LOT, at least for me.]</p>
<p>Selection Index: 205/97% …10 points away from PA’s 215 semi-finalist cut-off! UGH! Oh well…at least I came close. Hopefully the commended cut-off doesn’t climb.</p>
<p>My scores: (Saturday, PA)</p>
<p>CR- 69 (5 wrong, -6 raw)
M- 80 (0 wrong)
W- 80 (1 wrong, -1 raw) Something I noticed during the test (and this saved me at least 2 questions) is that the “which part of the sentence is wrong” section becomes a lot easier if you draw lines from verbs to subjects to make sure they’re in agreement. It saves you from making careless errors.</p>
<p>Selection Index: 229/99%</p>
<p>nice job mesotired9
yea, sometimes they try to confuse you by putting clauses or phrases in between S and V</p>
<p>CONGRATS, mesotired9 on the score!</p>
<p>I got my score back in Alabama (Wednesday Administration)</p>
<p>Verbal: 80
Math: 76 (One wrong)
Writing: 71 (6 wrong, 0 omitted)</p>
<p>Total Composite: 227</p>
<p>Yay!</p>
<p>Rock rock on!</p>
<p>Setzwxman ~ What school district are you in? Norrth allegheny doens’t have theirs back yet do they?</p>
<p>korey, wasn’t the cut-off for Mississippi 200 last year? There’s still a chance you’ll get semi-finalist standing.</p>
<p>200? Haha!! I got 200 LAST year!!</p>