<p>a full 300 points less than the PSAT… god do i feel lucky today</p>
<p>god bless october… and SAT II World History</p>
<p>just missed the 2200 mark by the slimmest margin possible…but 800 on math yay!</p>
<p>october retake…</p>
<p>but i have one question…do colleges take the best score for each section on the sat or a complete sat score in any one sitting? like if in october i get better CR score but worse math score…do college condsider my 800 in the may one and the CR from the october one?</p>
<p>Drnoeyed: It depends on the college. Some take the best of each, some take the best sitting.</p>
<p>I will probably retake.
CR: 730
M: 770
W: 750
2250.
I wanted higher than a 2300. I’m shooting for Ivies.</p>
<p>Eravial, I guarantee you not every ivy student scores 2300</p>
<p>DEFINATELY retaking. haha I’m the kid way in the back who desperately wants the teachers attention.1720. It was my first time and I didn’t buy any books. What does everyone suggest? Especially for math? I want to raise every section like 100-150 points.</p>
<p>I am going to repeat it again in october got 1710</p>
<p>Has anyone here gone from a 1710 to above 2100 inthe SAT?</p>
<p>550 in CR. I think I’ll retake xP</p>
<p><em>raising hands</em> (2190, 1st try)</p>
<p>My D well retake to increase 680 in math and 620 in writing…the writing was a surprise, a big drop from the PSAT</p>
<p>Well considering I had and still have mono at the time, I will definitely be retaking it. Plus, I’m only a sophmore</p>
<p>Math- 590 (ugh!)
Writing- 650
Reading- 760</p>
<p>Broken calculator + way too many “How many combinations/how many lines can be drawn/how many numbers have a 2 in them?” questions* = retaking in October JUST for the math score.</p>
<p>Stupid lkasdklwkeklsjklszlkj. The Math sections always screw up my score. I’m so bad at them (ironically, I have an A+ in H Pre-Calc… and I just got an embarrassingly low Math score).</p>
<p>Yeah seriously…I’m going to own the October retake. FORGET YOU, COLLEGEBOARD! I’M GOING TO SEEK MY REVENGEEEEE RAWR</p>
<p>Actually, forget about SATs in general. I have my ACT score =P</p>
<p>i took it twice already…combined score is 2170
Math: 750 (740)
WR: 790 (730)
CR: 630 (620)…YES…630…
when i took it in march…it was with a bad cold…couldn’t really ‘read’ u know?..then in may…i felt awesome at 3 of 4 cr sections i did…and LO AND BEHOLD…the one i sucked balls at counted…</p>
<p>i got a 690 in cr on psat…so i keep telling myself that the reasons above are excuses for why i did bad in CR for the past 2 tests…my parents are telling me i’m just making up excuses…now i’m not so sure…but anyway…a summer of CR is ahead… </p>
<p>OCTOBER…HERE I COME!</p>
<p>You shouldn’t take it more than twice…maybe 3 times. Honestly, colleges know there isn’t a big difference between a 2200 and a 2300. Theres a reason perfect scores get rejected so much…they really aren’t hugely important.</p>
<p>Got scores back today and I will be retaking again in October! Yay! </p>
<p>690 on CR
680 on Math
710 on Writing (10 on the essay)
2080 Overall (blahhhh)</p>
<p>I was kind of hoping for a 2200 so that I wouldn’t really need to take it again, but now I definitely will.</p>
<p>1980~~1st try anyways, just taking it as a practice test. Retaking SAT in Dec. and SAT II in November. Plus, any CR tips? It killed me like crazyy… 500 :'(</p>
<p>I’m only a sophomore, so I’ll definatley retake them, but I’m really pleased with my 1910. I need to raise my writing.</p>
<p><em>raises both hands</em></p>
<p>OMG, cherryli1114…we have the same score…1980
AND i did the worst in CR-590 too…i need some tips too…especially vocab…grrr</p>
<p>I’ll likely retake it to qualify for merit scholarships because my scores have been disappointing, namely in math [740 and 750]. I seem to make two or three careless errors. For a superscore, I’m looking for 720 CR, 800 M, 700 W. So far, I’m at 720 CR, 750 M, 680 W, which isn’t too bad I guess, but as always, I’m not going to be motivated to study at all, especially over the summer.</p>
<p>Math shouldn’t be a problem and I guess I can improve writing, but time limits are challenging for me in terms of actual writing speed.</p>