Bummer about the lack of detail. Even though it's splitting hairs in some ways on a test like the Cogat, it's still fun to see a 150 (99th percentile) versus a 135 (99th percentile). Technically the 150 is at the 99.9th percentile, but I doubt the Cogat would report it as such. Or does it?
What do you mean by splitting hairs? We were never given percentiles; just the SAS scores, which by themselves, don't mean much to a parent. I haven't known how much faith to put in them anyway since my daughter panicked during the test when she didn't know an answer. (She told me that she took a test where she didn't know any of the answers and that it was her worst day of school EVER!)
