<p>From universities and colleges like:
Barnard, NYU, U Chicago, Duke , Cornell
and from universities in the UK like LSE and UCL?</p>
<p>And does one horrible subject test score affect your chances heavily?</p>
<p>Yes you can hide it, most schools accept score choice for subject tests. I know that for Cornell if you don’t want to show them one subject test score you don’t have to. BUT, if you hide the score in one subject you will have to hide all scores in that same subject. So if you hide lets say your SAT US history test, you will have to hide all SAT US History tests. On a flip side if you take the test twice, most colleges consider your highest score anyway so you may not even have to hide it.</p>
<p>You can hide it from schools that accept score choice.</p>
<p>I know Cornell doesn’t allow it though, so yes and no.
Yes, you can hide your scores from some colleges, no you can’t hide them for colleges such as Cornell.</p>
<p>@gomdorri Someone correct me I’m wrong, but I thought that Cornell does not accept score choice for regular SATs, but for SAT subject tests you can still score choice those.</p>