<p>I got a 216, but I’m from CT, which typically has cutoffs with 220 (±2), 
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<p>Hoping for a miracle, but I am aware it’s unlikely. Do you know of any year where the cutoff was really low compared to its average?</p>
<p>@hl54321 </p>
<p>A couple years back Alaska had a 8 point drop, so you still got a shot. I wouldn’t count on that happening though. </p>
<p>My son’s scored arrived by mail today, exactly as predicted by the palm’s hack.</p>
<p>So when you get the scores, will it tell you if you’ve qualified for the national merit stuff?</p>
<p>@alldaboston – Short answer, no. You don’t officially find out until September.</p>
<p>Got my scores back; turns out I used the Wednesday curve instead of the Saturday curve. But yup, did exactly as Palm’s method told me I did.
R-78 (-2)
W-80 (-0)
M-80 (-0)
=238.</p>
<p>@Latios which reading qustions did you get wrong? Great job!</p>
<p>@Latios holy shit dude thats incredible!! congrats man</p>
<p>Did someone here mention that access code will be emailed today or tomorrow? Our school will distribute PSAT in January after the winter break.</p>
<p>That was me but sadly I may have misunderstood the GC.</p>
<p>Finally got the official score report from the school, matched what we figured from Palm’s method. Right on the cusp – good enough for seven of the last eight years but there was that other year, so S16 can’t rest easy until cutoff is announced in September.</p>
<p>Just got my score today: 232.
CR: 72
M: 80
W: 80</p>
<p>I’m from Washington… Is this enough for the NM cutoff?</p>
<p>Oh my gosh!! Got my scores yesterday…
CR: 74
M: 80
W: 78
Composite: 232!!!
So so so happy!</p>
<p>Got my score!</p>
<p>234</p>
<p>CR: 80
M: 76
W:78</p>
<p>I’m from WA too. 232 should make the NM cutoff. Last year’s was 219 for Washington, so that would be quite a jump for you not to make it, mochafrozen.</p>
<p>Thank you KayWulf 
Congratulations to you too!</p>
<p>Perplexed. I have been eagerly watching the mailbox for a couple of weeks now waiting for my son’s score. We’re in California, and homeschooling. I see a lot of other Californians, including homeschoolers, have received their scores already. Are there any others from California (Silicon Valley/Santa Cruz area) that have not yet received theirs? Palm’s method says he got 220. It would be great to confirm.</p>
<p>We are in CA and got the scores from the high school already. I don’t know how long they have had them. I didn’t try the Palm method–wanted him to see it first at school. He is a sophomore, but would have qualified for NMSF if he were a junior. Oh well, all new test next year.</p>
<p>ynotgo, congrats to him; that’s wonderful! Can I ask how long ago you got your scores and what general part of CA you’re in?</p>
<p>@CoramDeo7 Got them this Wednesday, but the school office may have sat on them for a few days because they were dealing with schedule changes for next semester. Coastal central CA. Since you are homeschoolers, I would expect you to already have your scores, since generally an envelope is mailed faster than a box of 800 results. I would call the College Board at this point if I were you.</p>
<p>Thanks; mail should be here any minute but if it’s not in today’s mail I think I will. We’re coastal/central, too. :)</p>