<p>I’m just curious :)</p>
<p>So… nobody would like to share? I thought that it would be useful to see how you guys scored since I am an international SAT taker and the SAT is a completely new thing for me. I’d like to have a comparison.</p>
<p>Heh, pretty interesting thread. Here we go:
Critical Reading 33/38 87%
Mathematics 38/38 100%
Writing 40/44 91%</p>
<p>Critical Reading 19/19 100%
Mathematics 14/14 100%
Writing 19/19 100%
Total 52/52 100%</p>
<p>I got tired constantly typing in my username and password so I stopped keeping track a few weeks ago.</p>
<p>Sorry for being a noob, but what are QotD stats?</p>
<p>Question of the Day. If you’re logged in when you answer them, it keeps track of how well you do.</p>
<p>oh…only logged in twice
Mathematics 1/1 100%
Writing 1/1 100%</p>
<p>They have statistics? I never knew that. I never was logged in so no stats lol.</p>
<p>Critical Reading 46/55 84%
Mathematics 44/52 85%
Writing 52/59 88% </p>
<p>Oddly enough, on the actual SAT, my math score was the highest, followed by my reading, and my writing score was the lowest. I only got a 710 in writing. I think it’s the essay that drags me down…</p>
<p>0/365
0/365
0/365</p>
<p>ayye phail.</p>
<p>i do it everyday, but i never log in to keep stats. i get pretty much all the reading/writing ones right. if i miss, i miss the math questions. not all of them though! haha</p>
<p>arrrgh… I’m never logged in, so no “real” stats, although what I do have is pretty nice: CR 100% | M 100% | W 100%
I hardly ever miss any, though, so I wouldn’t be surprised if my “real” stats weren’t too different… <em>sigh</em> if only the SAT was as easy as the QotD…</p>
<p>Do you think that this:</p>
<p>CR - 57/79 - 72%
M - 72/83 - 87%
W - 114/131 - 87%</p>
<p>is OK for an international? I can’t cope with the critical reading…</p>
<p>@Miss Princeton: Those aren’t too bad. CR is understandably harder for internationals - it’s hard for us native and near-native speakers too! I’d try to work on math and writing a little harder though, since those are definitely easier to raise your score by a lot in with just a little extra effort. CR is also study-able, just harder to raise your score in because of the nature of critical reading, but study lots of vocab - you should do fairly well on sentence completions - and read boring science and social science articles and semi-challenging English books (preferably classics that you can use as examples on your essay… help two subjects at once!) and you should be fine</p>
<p>and CR is my hardest, as it is for a lot of math-brained people, so you’re in good company :D</p>
<p>Thank you for the useful advice!</p>
<p>59 correct out of 64 .These questions are easy.</p>
<p>Yes, I noticed that these questions are easier than those in the Blue Book too. Too bad… it would be great if they were as tough as the actual test questions</p>
<p>Critical Reading-13/13-100%
Mathematics-13/13-100%
Writing-10/13-77%
Total -36/39-92%</p>
<p>^^ thats not really accurate… i have taken some(most) at school, and gotten them wrong, but could not log in to save my stats because the comps. there are soo slow.</p>
<p>Critical Reading: 15/18 - 83%
Mathematics: 6/16 - 38% (<-***FAIL.)
Writing: 17/20 - 85%
Total: 38/54 - 70%</p>
<p>I’m such a girl!</p>