2022 PSAT Scores

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is the cut off for Maryland out yet?

Cutoffs won't come out until next school year although Compass will speculate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Still no score. Last year's score is just sitting there, taunting me with it's outdatedness.

Same.
And thank you for putting what I've been feeling into words!

[Anonymous]

I'm getting a DNS error from collegeboard, when I try to go to the section on PSAT or SAT.

Yesterday, I couldn't see the score report from March 2021.

[Anonymous]

In VA, and still no score for my FCPS student.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In VA, and still no score for my FCPS student.

Weird. Ours got hers yesterday. In FCPS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In VA, and still no score for my FCPS student.

It was on college board website. FCPS student.

[Anonymous]

11th grader, 1350 = 98th percentile. The PPs above arguing about score and percentile distribution are not going to like this data point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:11th grader, 1350 = 98th percentile. The PPs above arguing about score and percentile distribution are not going to like this data point.

11th grader, 1300, = 96th percentile

[Anonymous]

1340 = 98th percentage for 9th grader.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:11th grader, 1350 = 98th percentile. The PPs above arguing about score and percentile distribution are not going to like this data point.

. Congratulations. I'm the PP that posted the question. Not arguing, just trying to understand..

[Anonymous]

The only percentile chart I am aware of, currently, is this one: https://research.collegeboard.org/reports/sat-suite/understanding-scores/psat-nmsqt/user-percentiles

USER percentile is the applicable number, not national, even though College Board reports quote national. (They like to make it sound higher than it actually is.)

Interestingly enough, 1340 is, indeed, 98th percentile for 10th grade, though 94th percentile for 11th grade.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1340 = 98th percentage for 9th grader.

1240 ---and we are also 98th percentile? thats weird

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there any value to being a semifinalist for NMSQT (i.e. meeting the benchmark) -- other than having something nice to put on your college applications?

Realistically, my kid could meet the benchmark with just a little prep. But, he isn't going to win any scholarship competition b/c he doesn't have a "resume" of fabulous things he's done.

So, other than bragging rights on college apps, is there any value to being a NMSQT semifinalist?

A number of universities offer full rides for National Merit Scholars.

wut?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there any value to being a semifinalist for NMSQT (i.e. meeting the benchmark) -- other than having something nice to put on your college applications?

Realistically, my kid could meet the benchmark with just a little prep. But, he isn't going to win any scholarship competition b/c he doesn't have a "resume" of fabulous things he's done.

So, other than bragging rights on college apps, is there any value to being a NMSQT semifinalist?

A number of universities offer full rides for National Merit Scholars.

wut?

What do you not understand about what was posted?

-not the pp you quoted

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The only percentile chart I am aware of, currently, is this one: https://research.collegeboard.org/reports/sat-suite/understanding-scores/psat-nmsqt/user-percentiles

USER percentile is the applicable number, not national, even though College Board reports quote national. (They like to make it sound higher than it actually is.)

Interestingly enough, 1340 is, indeed, 98th percentile for 10th grade, though 94th percentile for 11th grade.

I think the percentile is on the score report. My 12th grader checked his scores this morning and the percentile was listed as well.