Include wisc score lower than 130?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP. NO. Anything that is not even 140 or above, I'd exclude. Hate to burst the bubble but the WISC above 120 but below 130 means your child is above average but not gifted in the sense that it would be beneficial for you to include it.

Can you prep for the WISC like you can for the SAT?

[Anonymous]

No. It is administered or overseen by a licensed psychologist who should be trained to identify any cheating.

[Anonymous]

NP. Fwiw, we submitted a WISC of FSIQ 122/GAI 127 (from part of a larger evaluation) in a successful appeal, as well as an explanation of the very low GBRS and examples of work from home. I wouldn't say it's a blanket rule to never submit a WISC below 130 (or higher?) but also consider the subscores and how it fits in with the HOPE scores and other information.