<p>Yup, unfortunately for me, I omitted 10 questions on one section of critical reading. The reason being is that I didn’t care to “move on to next page” thinking that there was the same amount of questions (23) as the previous critical reading section. ): That said, if I got every critical reading question I answered correct, what’s the effect of those 10 omitted?</p>
<p>And is it too late for me to retake the SAT I if I’m a Junior and I took it my first time in May? Would colleges dislike me taking it again on October in my first semester of Senior Year?</p>
<p>-10 is usually 640~690</p>
<p>Somewhere in the mid-600s to the low 700s would be the highest possible with just counting 10 omitted (It depends on how hard the test was). And yes, you can def. take in October with no negative effect on college admissions. Based on your incident on this test, it should def. be an option.</p>
<p>Thank you the replies! And thank you dblazer for the advice. 
I’ll definitely retake it again now. ^_^</p>
<p>^ I might add that if you want, you can sign up for june, though you will be charged a late fee. It’s okay to take it up to 3 times max.</p>
<p>^ Ah, I’m taking SAT subject tests on that day. but what I’m worried about is the 3 times max part. Would it be bad to take another SAT subjects test on November? That would make it 4 times I took it so would that look bad to colleges?</p>
<p>Colleges will hardly care how many times you’ve taken the SAT. Taking it more than 3 times is OK. You can take it October, November, and December of senior year, and colleges won’t care.</p>
<p>^ That’s a good thing to hear. Thanks! :)</p>