<p>Yeah…so I signed up for the Chemistry and Math iic on the June 2nd date, and even though I’m scoring 800’s in math, my Chem score’s only around 680 (on the practice tests), so I think it would be better if I decided to just take that in October.</p>
<p>Are you allowed to withdraw your registration for one of the tests on a test day while still taking the other one? (on your admission ticket, before the test day)</p>
<p>Thank you so much T_T</p>
<p>i don’t think u can withdraw just one of ur exams if u signed up for two…you can either withdraw both ur exams or switch the chem one to a diff. exam</p>
<p>I thought if you just don’t take that portion of the test, it will automatically be canceled. Are you sure that you have to take it anyways?</p>
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Thats what I thought… I thought if you signed up for 2 subject test and take one that day. only the one you took will be scored and the other one will be considered canceled.</p>
<p>thats right…even if u signed up for two, you can still only take one…
…im signed up for the same two things but im going to take mathiic in oct & chem in june =)</p>
<p>Does a canceled score go on your record? Like on the grade report, does it say - Test Score Canceled?</p>
<p>But why don’t you try to take both tests if you signed up for both? You won’t receive money back, so take the other test just like a free practice for October. I know it won’t look good for colleges to have a test with a score under 600 even if you retake it, but if you scored around 680 at practice tests you won’t have such a bad score. And my opinion is that if you score very good in October, they will appreciate your progress. Think about it.</p>
<p>Actually, colleges prefer intelligent people with natural talent rather than nerds who study all day. So it’s better to do well the first time.</p>