Can I ignore Cornell's non- score choice policy ?

Colleges & Universities Cornell University
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<p>Would it matter if I deselect my unfavored scores for Cornell ? , is there anyway the admissions committee would know if I just deselect any scores ? . I’m asking because I have taken a Subject Test three times and I scored less on my third attempt, so I just want to submit the first two scores. Would there be any consequences if I do this ?</p>

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<p>they’ll know</p>

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<p>I would not risk it.</p>

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<p>Read this: <a href=“http://thedartmouth.com/2009/01/14/news/scores[/url]”>http://thedartmouth.com/2009/01/14/news/scores&lt;/a&gt;
Follow the rules. On the off chance they decide to check, you will have blown your chance for sure.</p>

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<p>But actually, when I tried to use score choice for WCMC-Qatar, the College Board service didn’t try to notify me that I’m deselecting scores. It also said that WCMC-Qatar didn’t provide them with their score reporting policy on top of the page, so does that mean I’m free to use score choice ? . In fact, if I use score choice, I would only use it for the Subject tests to remove excessive attempts and I would still send two attempts for each exam !</p>

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<p>It depends on how bad you did in relation to your other scores. If you have one 490 and all the rest are above 650, it would probably be worth it to risk not sending that score.</p>

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<p>If they discover that you’ve done this, they’ll deny your application.</p>

<p>If they admit you and you enroll, and then they discover that you’ve done this, they can dismiss you from the university. And they should do it, too.</p>

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<p>Thank you !</p>