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C. and I just took Section 3 of Test 3 in the CollegeBoard online course.
20 questions, 25 minutes
C. missed one and skipped two; I skipped one (which C. got right!)
If we made the same score on the other 2 sections, C. would have a score of 670, and I would be at 750.
In January, C. was scoring in the upper 500s, and I was scoring in the low 600s. (Forget January; I'm pretty sure we were both bombing the test as recently as March. Must find my notes...)
Ed's goal for C. is a 2100, but I'd like him to break 700 on all 3 tests.
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I took a test today, after not taking any blue book tests in over a month -- but doing Kaplan for 24 days (books and online course) -- and I scored significantly worse than I ever have before.
I felt FRANTIC.
I quickly took two more Blue book math tests and am now back up to where I was before I started Kaplan (about 55% right in math).
So the question is, do I continue on for 6 more days of Kaplan, like I said I was going to (i.e. give it a month) -- or cut bait now and do something else because I'm pretty sure it's hurting, not helping.
I scored significantly worse than I ever have before.
Oh no!
Was this just math (or everything)?
C. and I finally entered our scores for the online course, Test 1.
C's math was at 590 & mine was at 620.
620 is obviously a strange attractor for me.
C. scored 750 on reading.
A gap of this size is RIDICULOUS!
Anyway, his score was artificially suppressed by the fact that he made his 'jump' after doing the first section of that test --- he missed some huge number on it (5? 6?)
Then on the next two sections he started missing only 3.
Don't know what my problem was....though I did those sections a little while back....
answer to your question: I would carry on with Kaplan for another week since that was the plan
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