PCAT Scaled Scores

[chemgirl35]

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Okay for Univ. of Pittsburgh it says this:
Minimum composite PCAT scaled scores - 60th percentile



So if you're scaled scores (SS) on your PCAT statement were like 389 average and you divide by 600 = 64%.

However, this percentage is different than the percentages listed on the PCAT sheet you received. Is this acceptable according to Pitt? Or not?

 

[diastole]

I think they mean the percentile ranking that Pearson gives you. I highly doubt that you have to do your own math to figure this out.

 

[Maxpwer222]

On the sheet of paper you get in the mail it should say something like:

Composite: XX%

That is your score.