Cancelling SAT II Scores

chisquared
Tue, 01 May 2007 05:45:41 +0000

I Googled this and I found something from the old collegeboard discussion board:

">>No, colleges don’t know you cancelled the score. <<

Actually, that is incorrect. Your score report says “Absent or scores delayed” instead of showing a score. Colleges won’t hold it against you (you may have been ill etc…) unless you have like 5 scores cancelled on your score report.

Remember this:

-If you want to cancel an SAT 1/II score you will NEVER see the score. It just won’t be graded.

-To cancel the score RIGHT AFTER the test, ask your proctor for a “cancellation form.” Fill it out there (just asks for your name, phone and whatnot as well as your collegeboard registration number–that is found on your admission ticket.

-If you wish to cancel later, you have till the Wednesday following the test. You can send them an e-mail or fax saying you wan’t it cancelled.

-Oh, and don’t wait till the last minute on Wednesday to cancel! You might forget, your computer might crash or whatever, don’t risk it by procrastinating.

-Also, if you want to cancel a test (even if it is just ONE test), you have to cancel ALL tests you took that day! I repeat ALL TESTS YOU TOOK THAT DAY! So if you took Writing and Math, but want to cancel math, writing will have to be cancelled also. I don’t know why Collegeboard does this. Maybe because they are evil…

If you have any more questions, you can call Collegeboard or ask here. Good luck!"

I don’t know if that answered your question or not!