<p>I took a Princeton Review practice test cold at the end of summer, my PSAT score was 210 and my practice full SAT score was 1880. That seems like a big drop to me! I was hoping for a good score, but this is really disappointing. </p>
<p>Do you think that the 1880 could be due to the time between school and when I took it?
Which score do you think is closer to what I will really get?</p>
<p>Don’t worry! You should try a collegeboard SAT test instead of one from the Princeton review to see where you are. Princeton review tests aren’t quite accurate: </p>
<p>Your score should be closer to your PSAT score, but keep in mind that the PSAT is truncated and that there is no essay.</p>
<p>@ClassOf2015HS What do you mean it’s truncated?</p>
<p>And I got a 201 on the PSAT and went down to a 1770 my first SAT lol. Good news is I took it again for a 1930, and now that I’m practicing I’m scoring 2200+</p>
<p>The PSAT is a shorter test, thus the SAT is moreso a test of endurance.</p>