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Understanding Your Scores

Your composite score combines section scores in Math and Evidence-Based Reading and Writing. It does not include your essay score. Your subscores are based on particular question types within each test section. These scores assess skills specific to the Reading test + Writing and Language test, Writing and Language test alone, and Math test alone. There are seven subscores in total. Four will be related to particular questions in the Reading and Writing Test: Words in Context, Command of Evidence, Expression of Ideas, and Standard English Conventions. The other three relate to specific types of questions on the Math Test: Heart of Algebra, Problem Solving and Data Analysis, and Passport to Advanced Math. These scores are on a scale from 1 to 15.

Your cross-test score for the sections below are based on your performance on specific questions across the different tests relating to specific types of content. These scores assess skills shared across the Reading and Writing and Math sections. There are two cross-test scores: Analysis in Science and Analysis in History/Social Studies. For example, your cross-test score in Analysis in Science will be based on your performance on questions relating to science passages on the Reading Test as well as questions using scientific data on the Math Test. These scores are on a scale from 10 to 40.

Suggested Review

	Look over any questions you answered incorrectly and try to solve them again. Did you just make some avoidable errors, or did you get questions wrong because you did not know how to solve them? You can find detailed answer explanations for these problems online.
	Create a study plan and schedule for your SAT preparation. Make sure you leave enough time to review and practice each concept you'd like to improve as well as some time to refresh your memory on concepts you're already familiar with.