<p>I’m so disappointed in you all.</p>
<p>Iris 2380 is weak, those 4 digits add up to 13 and that we all know is an un lucky number. I can only wish you can some how pull of a bucolic life after you get rejected from community college because of your score.</p>
<p>I’m sorry to be so pessimistic, but I’m just trying to be a realist.</p>
<p>:-P sarcasm btw.</p>
<p>You all did amazing. :D</p>
<p>lmao. Thank god my digits add up to 12. That’s TWICE as good as my friend who got 2400! 
:D</p>
<p>Giantredlobster - thank you for putting this in perspective. That’s really the important thing.</p>
<p>I feel inadequate. When I see “bucolic,” I think of Buca. Like, the restaurant.</p>
<p>Anyone with a 2300+ is RIDIC. Like, you’re unreal.</p>
<p>So for the practice tests I’ve taken (like the ones in those giiiant books?) I haven’t done very well…like…I’m sure I’d do better on the real, test, but still. But I pulled a 236 on the PSAT. Which is a better indicator of the score I can expect?? Aren’t some of the practice books harder than the others? Good thing I have about 20 SAT/ACT/SATII books around my house. Not even kidding…</p>
<p>does bucolic mean countrysideish? it evokes images of little lambs frolicking around in the green grasslands.</p>
<p>lol billy, you’re fine. and if you can get a 236 on the PSAT, a 2300+ will be no problem. i’m not sure how helpful all 20 of those practice books are; my advice would be to use the blue SAT book from the collegeboard. practice books are fine for gleaning certain strategies/tips, but i would use the questions from the blue book since they’re the most accurate. the sentence completions seem to be easier in the blue book, though.</p>
<p>Yeah, bucolic means like…peasanty. But good.</p>
<p>Hey, does anybody here know some interesting stuff about the War of the Roses? I’m having a hard time understanding when the rift between the Lancaster and York houses occured. They’re the same blood, right? o_o;;</p>
<p>Something tells me you’re not talking about the Michael Douglas movie…</p>
<p>Well, there was the Earthquake of 1356…</p>
<p>jk, I have no clue. =D</p>
<p>oh, SAT scores.
If you did really well, congrats.
If not, don’t sweat it.</p>
<p>The other TASPlicant from my school last year had a 2400. I had…ehem, let’s just say you’d have to knock off a few hundred points to get to where I was. I got in, she didn’t. (that sucked for a lot of reasons, btw. applying with your friends to really competitive stuff is a less than spectacular idea, i’ve found)</p>
<p>I also got into Yale with a score (the second time around) that barely broke 2200, if that makes anyone feel better. Hopefully it does, because all this college testing stress is just incredibly NOT worth it.</p>
<p>annnyway, as you were, oh Future TASPers of America.</p>
<p>haha, thanks for the words of wisdom :)</p>
<p>Meh, let’s stop talking about SATs because frankly, it is quite an insipid topic. Instead, I propose we play mafia!!!</p>
<p>No, let’s talk about… infinite series!</p>
<p>This thread just keeps growing like HeLa! Permanent multiplication (or division… isn’t it crazy how multiplication and division in bio are the same thing?) blows my miiind. </p>
<p>How about… </p>
<p>Whoever comes up with the best story about the mysteries lurking within Potala Palace post-Dalai Laman (yes I made him into an adjective) exile gets the uber-pen of Tibetan Merit!</p>
<p>Now THAT sounds exciting doesn’t it? On your marks, get set, go!</p>
<p><em>blank stare</em></p>
<p>you canadians and your tibetans… </p>
<p>Short answer its such a mystery because peace doesn’t exist, its a bunch of BS.</p>
<p>I second the motion to play mafia.</p>
<p>I support that motion as well.</p>
<p>Mafia’s a great game.</p>
<p>I don’t know what mafia is. :(</p>
<p>Oh my goodness, you guys are so cute! This thread amuses me. :]</p>
<p>Alright, so whoever wants to play, PM me and I will generate the list (randomly of course)</p>