Anonymous
Post 11/18/2023 22:22     Subject: Re:Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My kid's score still isn't available. Who do you contact? The College Board itself?


Mine either


We called college board, and they said they’d have to research and to check back. Nothing. Tried the school counselor, and she found the score right away. Not impressed with college board.


Correct, College Board is awful in so many ways.

Sorry your kids didn't score well.


Lol, I´m complaining about a monopolist nonprofit with horrendous ¨talk to the hand¨ customer service, and my kid must have scored low?
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2023 14:13     Subject: Re:Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My kid's score still isn't available. Who do you contact? The College Board itself?


Mine either


We called college board, and they said they’d have to research and to check back. Nothing. Tried the school counselor, and she found the score right away. Not impressed with college board.


Correct, College Board is awful in so many ways.

Sorry your kids didn't score well.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2023 12:13     Subject: Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:1500 Blair Magnet




They're predicting 224 for the MD cutoff this year. My kid also scored 1500 (RM magnet), so they should both just make NMSF.



224 is the absolute highest historically. The prediction for this year is 222. So they should both make it comfortably.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2023 11:51     Subject: Re:Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

Anonymous wrote:Wow these are good scores. Thanks. My Blair magnet 10th grade scored 1400. Lost points in the grammar section. Not sure if this is s good score and how to improve it for next year.



It's a good score. You'll want to try to boost 100 points for NMSF, if that's of interest. My RM magnet kid did a few (3?) practice tests. Very helpful for identifying weak points.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2023 11:47     Subject: Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

MD cutoff is usually between 222 and 224. 224 was historically the very highest cutoff.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2023 11:46     Subject: Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

Anonymous wrote:1500 Blair Magnet




They're predicting 224 for the MD cutoff this year. My kid also scored 1500 (RM magnet), so they should both just make NMSF.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2023 11:41     Subject: Re:Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My kid's score still isn't available. Who do you contact? The College Board itself?


Mine either


We called college board, and they said they’d have to research and to check back. Nothing. Tried the school counselor, and she found the score right away. Not impressed with college board.


Correct, College Board is awful in so many ways.
Anonymous
Post 11/18/2023 10:26     Subject: Re:Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My kid's score still isn't available. Who do you contact? The College Board itself?


Mine either


We called college board, and they said they’d have to research and to check back. Nothing. Tried the school counselor, and she found the score right away. Not impressed with college board.
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2023 21:12     Subject: Re:Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

My son had to go in and create a College Board account to see his results. The app is awful. Once you create the account you can see their results.
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2023 14:17     Subject: Re:Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

Anonymous wrote:My kid's score still isn't available. Who do you contact? The College Board itself?


Mine either
Anonymous
Post 11/17/2023 11:46     Subject: Re:Time of when PSAT Release Today? No Big Future App.

My kid's score still isn't available. Who do you contact? The College Board itself?