SAT 11/2

Anonymous
Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?


My daughter took August and October and said today’s math section was the easiest she’s had
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?


My daughter took August and October and said today’s math section was the easiest she’s had


did she have time to finish it?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?


My daughter took August and October and said today’s math section was the easiest she’s had


Sorry - I hit submit too soon. She’s taken all three bc she needs 20-30 more points on the reading (she has 790 math from August). My point is don’t worry - the math gets much easier with practice and exposure! There are also YouTube videos that highlight all the hardest problems that have appeared on the DSAT. If they study that, it helps a lot.
Anonymous
How was RW? Easier than the August and October?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?


Same. DD in Calc BC and couldn’t answer 1 free response at all and guessed at 2 multiple choice. She said the second math module was crazy hard and came out stunned. She also said she couldn’t even have studied to prepare for those and is convinced one had an error in the set up.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:How was RW? Easier than the August and October?


Easier than October according to my DC and her friend.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?

Unless the student is applying to Georgetown, the only college that requires all scores to be reported, there would be no reason to cancel.
Anonymous
Junior DS, who’s in IB math also said the second part was very hard and didn’t get through all of the questions. He said he had to take a totally random guess at one of the free response questions.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?


Same. DD in Calc BC and couldn’t answer 1 free response at all and guessed at 2 multiple choice. She said the second math module was crazy hard and came out stunned. She also said she couldn’t even have studied to prepare for those and is convinced one had an error in the set up.


What do you mean by an error in the set up?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?


Same. DD in Calc BC and couldn’t answer 1 free response at all and guessed at 2 multiple choice. She said the second math module was crazy hard and came out stunned. She also said she couldn’t even have studied to prepare for those and is convinced one had an error in the set up.


What do you mean by an error in the set up?


OP here, my daughter said the same, one wasnt set up correctly
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?

Unless the student is applying to Georgetown, the only college that requires all scores to be reported, there would be no reason to cancel.


Georgetown isn’t the only one. George Washington also requires you to report all sittings, and you can’t self report. MIT allows self report but says “Students should self-report scores from all exams taken, and MIT will consider the super-score in our review process”.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Junior in calc BC with A+, 760 on recent PSAT math, today HORRIBLE, only answered 11/22 on the second module, couldn't even guess on the last ones as were free response
how did your kids do? should we cancel before we get the score?


Same. DD in Calc BC and couldn’t answer 1 free response at all and guessed at 2 multiple choice. She said the second math module was crazy hard and came out stunned. She also said she couldn’t even have studied to prepare for those and is convinced one had an error in the set up.


What do you mean by an error in the set up?


OP here, my daughter said the same, one wasnt set up correctly


Maybe it was an experimental question.
Anonymous
My kid just came back and said he's cooked. This is a kid who has scored in the 99th percentile on every standardized test he's ever taken. He had more difficulty with the reading passages. Also currently in calc bc.

Will study more and take again. Also going to take a serious look at ACT now.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My kid just came back and said he's cooked. This is a kid who has scored in the 99th percentile on every standardized test he's ever taken. He had more difficulty with the reading passages. Also currently in calc bc.

Will study more and take again. Also going to take a serious look at ACT now.


did he finish the math 2 module?
my dd is getting seriously depressed over this s...t
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