maruhan2

I was looking at my old last year Dec score while I was looking at this Oct score
and for the reading section, apparently there were 2 omits!!
and I NEVER omit....
and the omits are 1 easy problem and 1 medium problem. Considering that I had no wrong on easy and only 1 wrong on medium.(7 wrong total) These most likely would have been right... I'm confused and ****ed.

Is it too late to contact collegeboard about this?

aikomidori

Just try it and see what happens, it can either keep your score the same (at least makes you feel better) or it could actually help.

Good luck

Bilguun

The only way to see whether you really omitted or not is to have your test rescored by paying the 50$ rescore fee to CB. If you're really confident that you didn't omit, it probably means that the scantron couldn't read the answer because of an erasure or a lightly-filled in bubble. If that happens to be the case, and CB is found to be at wrong, you'll get your scores corrected and 50$ fee refunded. I read somewhere that answer sheets are stored for at least two years, so it shouldn't be too late if you decide to rescore, but keep in mind that only very few people rescore and even fewer get their money back.

yankeedoodle

Are you absolutely sure you didn't bubble something in incorrectly? If so, listen to Bilgunn.