Glass Ass: The OFFICIAL JGlass Thread

No, that's the EXACT opposite of how it works. If you skip a question you only lose .25, but if you get a question wrong you lose a full point.

The best advice I can give you is to take practice SATs. Do like, one reading and one math section every weekend, or more if you feel up to it. That should give you an idea of what the SAT is going to be like. I'd also take one full practice SAT just so you can build your endurance.

Then, the night before the test, get a good night sleep. Have a nice breakfast in the morning (big, but not too big), and don't stress out. Now that's easier said than done, but just remember, the SATs don't determine the next 4 years of your life, you do, and you're in control. Besides, you can always retake them again if you fuck up.
Thanks, dude, seriously I really appreciate it. I'm not stressing out about it as much as I thought I would, probably because I know I can do it over. Also, my college counselor is fucking awesome and knows what she's doing and knows how to help students with these kind of exams so that takes a tremendous weight off my shoulders.
 
Reading this conversation has led me to a startling realization. I thought it would never happen, but it's true - you really do stop giving a shit about standardized test scores after your freshman year.
 
Well, if they take off .25 for skipping questions (which I did), then maybe not.
I was always told the opposite though. Screw the NC school system for lying to me then.
In the end, I don't care too much- full ride at my current college, can't complain.

That's not how it works. Each point is worth 10 points on the final score.

Where are you going to college?

Reading this conversation has led me to a startling realization. I thought it would never happen, but it's true - you really do stop giving a shit about standardized test scores after your freshman year.

Of course you don't. I remember my freshman year in college people would ask what you got on the SATs as if it was some measurement of your intellectual worth. Those types of measurements quickly become meaningless as you meet some brilliant people who just don't care about academics and some great students that are real dummies.

There isn't a possibly of crashing at your house after the show.

You can crash at my house after the show. I have two couches!
 
We finally did it! We beat racism!

This is the first thing I thought of when I read this

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