<p>i have dreamed of going into Stanford or MIT, and i have to have a good SAT, in my first ever trial in grade 10 last year i got 1800, then in Jan 2011 i got 1970 but in this June … i didnt do at my goal’s level (2200). I went into Stand By regsitration and the info isnt sent till tommorrow. Through the reason that i dont want Both colleges to see this plateau or drop in score, and other financial reasons … can i deactivate the credit card number and get a win win situation were the test is cancelled and the problem with the credit card is resolved? (Would this drop even make a difference to them? and is this my 3rd test or second, because in my school they say that 10th grade SAT doesnt matter) and i know that ill be studying ALOT in summer so i would be able to get a good score in october SAT … any help on what i could do?</p>
<p>with an 1800 and 1970 on past tests, it won’t get you into an Ivy, but sure.</p>
<p>even if i get a 2200+ on october?</p>
<p>and is there any problem or risk if i tell the bank to reject CB’s request when they attempt to get the payment?</p>
<p>You do realize that you can just cancel the test?</p>
<p>paying is also a small issue because an avoidable 106$'s is alot. And what about the comment on past tests… wouldnt good improvement give better chances?</p>
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<p>With score choice, if you get a 2200 you could just not submit the other scores (and for those schools I definitely wouldn’t).</p>
<p>what about the credit card cancellation thing … the SAT teacher supervising us in the testing center told me that there could be some blacklisting or something like that because of the failed transaction</p>
<p>mmm stanford requires you send all scores, idk about MIT</p>