<p>I am taking the SAT for the third and last time tomorrow, but I am unconcerned about what I get on my Math score. I want to raise my verbal (CR and writing) scores solely. Is it possible or acceptable to leave all the Math questions blank and do the verbal sections only? Will there be any repurcussions? Will they score my verbal sections only and leave the math section ungraded?</p>
<p>I thought of that. I also thought of going back and spending more time on tough problems in other sections while the proctor isn’t looking. (Which is quite often) Both don’t seem to be very advisable.</p>
<p>I would not recommend it. The colleges will see that you got a 200 in Math and would not think very highly. Just take the math and try your best. Who knows, maybe because you’re not stressing about the math you won’t overthink a problem and do better than you expect. If the proctor catches you even once going to another question, your entire test will be cancelled. Don’t risk it, especially since it’s your last time.</p>
<p>Plus colleges might think you somehow got VERY lucky both of the previous times you took it… I don’t know.</p>