<p>NoFX, I know what you mean about the math section. I got a 660, took a prep course, then got a 650 (yes, the course made my score go down). The third time I took it, I just did three practice math sections the night before the test… and randomly scored a 760.</p>
<p>All of which served to convince me that the SAT is ********.</p>
<p>CC was the site that got me all obsessed with colelge/school/grades etc, before that I was so innocent hahaha</p>
<p>I remember when I thought it was gonna be so easy to get an 800 in math ( considering that it was my best subject in school) hahaha I never got past 740</p>
<p>um…in 7/8 grade i was interested in college, and what i might do (i’m not doing that at all) but then in like early 10th grade, right before PSAT i found out about PSATs and SATs and stuff like that</p>
<p>thanks, I don’t know if its WI or just the area of the state that I live in, but like no one at all takes the SAT’s… then again, having 1000 people in the town means we’re so advanced</p>
<p>I graduated with 29… oddly enough… I’m moving to IA like 3 weeks before I leave for college… to Clinton… ever been there/know anything about it because I’ve never even been there myself</p>
<p>and is that good or bad?.. well i guarantee anything is huge compared to my town now… and i know they have a minor league baseball team!.. (sports fanatic=me)</p>
<p>Freshie year. Our honors english teacher made us compile a college portfolio that year and research prospective colleges.</p>
<p>ahh, we were all so young then. i remember how everybody printed up a copy of princeton’s stats from collegeboard, wanting to go there, and put it in their college portfolio. oh, how things have changed!</p>
<p>In 8th grade, when I had this idealistic “I am so going to Columbia!” outlook on life. Then that morphed into “I am so going to Oberlin!” in about 10th grade. In 11th grade, I said “I am so going to the University of Washington!” Then I joined CC and say “I am so going to anyplace that is crazy enough to accept me!”</p>