<p>I love you WMF1125! This takes a load off my mind. You may be just really nice and the score won’t be that high but it still makes me feel better.</p>
<p>Math- 1 omit, 1 wrong grid in
Verbal- 6-10 wrong
Writing- at most 2 wrong, 8-12 essay</p>
<p>I omitted because I couldn’t do them. If I didn’t omit, I would end up guessing on all of them which would result in a 200 like you said.</p>
<p>“d00dz, WMF be smokinz da pot. HE bez likez 2-3 wrong math be 720-800, 2 questions wrong has nevah been an 800 dawg, and 1 has been 800 like once evah. And den hes like 3 wrong writing 9 essay could be an 800. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAH> WMF STANDS FOR WOW, ME is F***TARDED”</p>
<p>Which brings me to my next point</p>
<p>DON’T SMOKE CRACK</p>
<p>come on guys~ these are estimates. On the SAT online course by COLLEGEBOARD , I got 11 wrong and a 12 on the essay and they estimated like 720~800. It really depends on the curve so no one can say. one can only estimate
WMF is doing us a favor by taking his/her valuable time and cooling us down a bit until we get our scores back and we should thank him/her</p>
<p>mathwizard33, WMF was only offering estimates. If you didn’t like it, you didn’t have to take the time to write a really rude and offensive comment.</p>
<p>Math- 1 grid in incorrect
Writing- Max of 4 wrong
Verbal- only 1 wrong that I know of, 4 wrong max</p>
<p>SO GUYS…DO THEY TAKE OFF IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A CONCLUSION?? I am stessing about this. I had no room left to write a conclusion and I heard that they take off points for this? is it true?</p>
<p>I don’t think they take points off for not having a conclusion. If you made your points clear, then you should still get a 5 or even a 6.</p>
<p>Charchazwick:</p>
<p>Math - 720-800
Verbal - 640-720
Writing - 700-800</p>
<p>Bdibble:</p>
<p>Math - 750-800
Writing - Without your predicted essay score, I can only offer you an estimate on how well you did on the Multiple Choice Section: 700-800.
Verbal - 700-800</p>
<p>Sorry about asking about this again, but:</p>
<p>Math: 0 Wrong, 0 omitted
CR: 2 wrong, 0 omitted
Writing : 10-12, 2 wrong</p>
<p>Chrisiskey:</p>
<p>Math - 800
Verbal - 740-800; slight alteration.
Writing - 730-800</p>
<p>worstcase scenario:</p>
<p>Math: 1 omit 3 wrong
Verbal: 1 omit 8 wrong
Writing: 5 wrong 8 essay</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>1231:</p>
<p>Math - 690-770
Verbal - 650-730
Writing - 660-790</p>
<p>No problem!</p>
<p>Is 800 still possible with just one mistake in grid-in and zero omits?</p>
<p>Absolutely.</p>
<p>Guess I"ll ask again now that I know what the expirimental was
Math: 1 ommitted 2 Wrong
Verbal: 4 Wrong (Estimate)
Writing: 4 wrong (Estimate) 110 Essay</p>
<p>Actually, this is worst case scenerio:</p>
<p>Math:
Critical Reading:5 omitted, 1 wrong
Writing:5 omitted, definately 1 wrong
Essay: 10 or 9</p>
<p>Math: 0 omitted, 3-4 wrong?
CR: 0 omitted, not so sure (my usual is 540, about 23 wrong 0_0)
Writing:0 omitted, at most 8 or 9 wrong, essay: anywhere between 8 and 10.</p>
<p>^that’s the worst case scenario.</p>
<p>this is from my last sat in april:
cr: Number Right: 44, Number Wrong: 23, Number Omitted: 0, Total Number of Questions: 67, Raw Score: 38</p>
<p>math:Number Right: 48, Number Wrong: 6, Number Omitted: 0, Total Number of Questions: 54, Raw Score: 47</p>
<p>writing:Number Right: 39, Number Wrong: 10, Number Omitted: 0, Total Number of Questions: 49, Multiple-choice Raw Score: 37 ESSAY 8</p>
<p>PLEASE AND THANK YOU!</p>
<p>Sen. Someguy:</p>
<p>Math - 700-800
Verbal - 700-800
Writing - 700-800 (110 on the essay? I’m assume you mean “10”) :D</p>
<p>Naturefreak525:</p>
<p>Math - Nothing?
Verbal - 670-770
Writing - 640-780</p>
<p>Prepkid:</p>
<p>Math - 690-770
Verbal - 560-620
Writing - 620-750</p>
<p>You’re very math oriented! :)</p>
<p>There are suggestion on the forum that could help you improve your critical reading SAT Skills.</p>