Fuck you and your good PSAT scores. I got 134 But I'm a sophomore so I still have time
I hope that won't be me.CommieChipmunk wrote:
PSAT means nothing. I know someone who did really really well on the PSAT 220 i think, and got like 1650 the first time they took the SAT...
You seem like a smart guy, and the SAT wasn't that bad.nukchebi0 wrote:
I hope that won't be me.CommieChipmunk wrote:
PSAT means nothing. I know someone who did really really well on the PSAT 220 i think, and got like 1650 the first time they took the SAT...
my advice: don't worry about it, and don't waste weeks of your time studying for it either, prep courses don't help at all.
Really, it's not that bad. It is a long time but the questions aren't very difficult.nukchebi0 wrote:
I hope that won't be me.CommieChipmunk wrote:
PSAT means nothing. I know someone who did really really well on the PSAT 220 i think, and got like 1650 the first time they took the SAT...
brix were shatcyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
Fuck you and your good PSAT scores. I got 134 But I'm a sophomore so I still have time
i thought you were older than me dude.
I won't say that prep courses don't help because I felt the ones that I took did help a little, but I will say that they will only take you to a certain level. You can teach yourself far more than any prep course can IMO.S.Lythberg wrote:
my advice: don't worry about it, and don't waste weeks of your time studying for it either, prep courses don't help at all.
When you really look at the questions on the SAT, you'll find they really aren't that bad, it's probably just the time limit that pressures people. So go into the test somewhat relaxed, and you should be fine. Just don't get too relaxed and overlook things.
They added a writing section, which is just an essay + lots of grammar.geNius wrote:
What the hell happened to SAT scoring? It used to be out of 1600.
I wasn't planning on it. The PSAT was easy, I'm just envisioning slightly harder questions. Even if I do bad, which I'm thinking won't happen, the fact that I can take it again removes a large amount of the stress from taking it.S.Lythberg wrote:
You seem like a smart guy, and the SAT wasn't that bad.nukchebi0 wrote:
I hope that won't be me.CommieChipmunk wrote:
PSAT means nothing. I know someone who did really really well on the PSAT 220 i think, and got like 1650 the first time they took the SAT...
my advice: don't worry about it, and don't waste weeks of your time studying for it either, prep courses don't help at all.
seriously, they're no harder. there's just more of 'em.nukchebi0 wrote:
I wasn't planning on it. The PSAT was easy, I'm just envisioning slightly harder questions. Even if I do bad, which I'm thinking won't happen, the fact that I can take it again removes a large amount of the stress from taking it.S.Lythberg wrote:
You seem like a smart guy, and the SAT wasn't that bad.nukchebi0 wrote:
I hope that won't be me.
my advice: don't worry about it, and don't waste weeks of your time studying for it either, prep courses don't help at all.
the hardest one I remember was a logarithmic function in the math section.
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So precalc is the highest math?S.Lythberg wrote:
seriously, they're no harder. there's just more of 'em.nukchebi0 wrote:
I wasn't planning on it. The PSAT was easy, I'm just envisioning slightly harder questions. Even if I do bad, which I'm thinking won't happen, the fact that I can take it again removes a large amount of the stress from taking it.S.Lythberg wrote:
You seem like a smart guy, and the SAT wasn't that bad.
my advice: don't worry about it, and don't waste weeks of your time studying for it either, prep courses don't help at all.
the hardest one I remember was a logarithmic function in the math section.
Do they have any of those "find the vertex" problems for quadratic equations. I really want to use calculus to cheat it.
Thanks for the advice and information, also. It does help.
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I don't think so, I went in all ready for calculus and thermochemistry, and i got mostly algebra and graph analysis...nukchebi0 wrote:
So precalc is the highest math?S.Lythberg wrote:
seriously, they're no harder. there's just more of 'em.nukchebi0 wrote:
I wasn't planning on it. The PSAT was easy, I'm just envisioning slightly harder questions. Even if I do bad, which I'm thinking won't happen, the fact that I can take it again removes a large amount of the stress from taking it.
the hardest one I remember was a logarithmic function in the math section.
Do they have any of those "find the vertex" problems for quadratic equations. I really want to use calculus to cheat it.
Thanks for the advice and information, also. It does help.
I'd be wary of the reading comprehension more, some of the questions are worded really poorly.
That will make it easy, at least.S.Lythberg wrote:
I don't think so, I went in all ready for calculus and thermochemistry, and i got mostly algebra and graph analysis...nukchebi0 wrote:
So precalc is the highest math?S.Lythberg wrote:
seriously, they're no harder. there's just more of 'em.
the hardest one I remember was a logarithmic function in the math section.
Do they have any of those "find the vertex" problems for quadratic equations. I really want to use calculus to cheat it.
Thanks for the advice and information, also. It does help.
I'd be wary of the reading comprehension more, some of the questions are worded really poorly.
This... some of the things that tripped me up were the slightly weird wording of those critical reading questions.S.Lythberg wrote:
I don't think so, I went in all ready for calculus and thermochemistry, and i got mostly algebra and graph analysis...nukchebi0 wrote:
So precalc is the highest math?S.Lythberg wrote:
seriously, they're no harder. there's just more of 'em.
the hardest one I remember was a logarithmic function in the math section.
Do they have any of those "find the vertex" problems for quadratic equations. I really want to use calculus to cheat it.
Thanks for the advice and information, also. It does help.
I'd be wary of the reading comprehension more, some of the questions are worded really poorly.
I was kept down in 2nd grade due to a shitty teacher. My English score is shit, I failed Geometry so I'm doing it again this year. So no Algebra 2 knowledge according to our curriculum. I just need to improve mah grammarz lulz.HurricaИe wrote:
brix were shatcyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
Fuck you and your good PSAT scores. I got 134 But I'm a sophomore so I still have time
i thought you were older than me dude.
azns failing math?cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
I was kept down in 2nd grade due to a shitty teacher. My English score is shit, I failed Geometry so I'm doing it again this year. So no Algebra 2 knowledge according to our curriculum. I just need to improve mah grammarz lulz.HurricaИe wrote:
brix were shatcyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
Fuck you and your good PSAT scores. I got 134 But I'm a sophomore so I still have time
i thought you were older than me dude.
impossible.
there must be a conspiracy here...
i stayed up all night drinking the night before i took mine, but i still got a 1360
I forgot to sign up for it this year - which means next year
i imagine my wasted year in Algebra II will hurt me though, because i honstly didn't learn much there...
This girl in my math class who does about as well as i do got like 2200-something on it, so i figure i'll probably get somewhere in that neighborhood assuming the analyzing graphs stuff doesn't kill me...
i imagine my wasted year in Algebra II will hurt me though, because i honstly didn't learn much there...
This girl in my math class who does about as well as i do got like 2200-something on it, so i figure i'll probably get somewhere in that neighborhood assuming the analyzing graphs stuff doesn't kill me...
That's NOTHING!
I have to take 2 5 hour AP tests, back to back, at the end of the school year. That's 10 hours without a break!
I have to take 2 5 hour AP tests, back to back, at the end of the school year. That's 10 hours without a break!
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wtf, I thought they were like 3.5 hours? Which exams?Deadmonkiefart wrote:
That's NOTHING!
I have to take 2 5 hour AP tests, back to back, at the end of the school year. That's 10 hours without a break!
I got white in me. So yeah.S.Lythberg wrote:
azns failing math?cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
I was kept down in 2nd grade due to a shitty teacher. My English score is shit, I failed Geometry so I'm doing it again this year. So no Algebra 2 knowledge according to our curriculum. I just need to improve mah grammarz lulz.HurricaИe wrote:
brix were shat
i thought you were older than me dude.
impossible.
there must be a conspiracy here...
I have to take it this year
How does the scoring work again? 3 sections all worth 800 points, then add up the 3, right?
If thats so I got 1500 on this years PSAT
How does the scoring work again? 3 sections all worth 800 points, then add up the 3, right?
If thats so I got 1500 on this years PSAT
TOMORROW, WE DINE IN HELL!
haha you have to take Sat tomorrow!
I took it in january and i got a 2160 .I was happy about getting an 800 on the writing section, but I'm just wondering, are 800's in that section pretty common? I can't imagine aceing one section and doing normal on the other ones. And yeah, the critical reading section is what tripped me up most too.
I took it in january and i got a 2160 .I was happy about getting an 800 on the writing section, but I'm just wondering, are 800's in that section pretty common? I can't imagine aceing one section and doing normal on the other ones. And yeah, the critical reading section is what tripped me up most too.
idk dude, I did best on the English sections (crit and writing) on the PSAT.argo4 wrote:
haha you have to take Sat tomorrow!
I took it in january and i got a 2160 .I was happy about getting an 800 on the writing section, but I'm just wondering, are 800's in that section pretty common? I can't imagine aceing one section and doing normal on the other ones. And yeah, the critical reading section is what tripped me up most too.