is there any option to regrade the sat test?

<p>I got a totally unexpected score that is really bad. Last year i took the SAT and got a CR-570 M-600 W-540 but because i had an eye disease that magically came the day before and i am still partially recovering now. It severely impaired my vision and bothered me alot. So i was expecting a dramatic change in scores with my oct sat bc nothing went wrong. I also read the RocketReview book and used their strategies so i felt very confident. It turns out, i only gained in one subject. My scores are CR-590(i dont count that as a 20 point raise cause it sucks) M-710 W-540. Im really depressed because i needed at least in a 1350 to get into high honors rutgers or columbia.
Is there any option to regrade the test because they had to make a mistake or im just stupid. I heard something about the test being regraded by hand instead of machine. Is this possible cause im willing to pay for it.</p>

<p>EDIT:just to prove that im not a complete idiot, i got a 700 on the biology e subject test and 720 on the math lvl 2.</p>

<p>well unfortunately you can’t ask them to regrade the test because it’s all scantron except for the essay. you’d basically be asking them to rescan your test answers.
anyways, i can understand how an eye disease could easily cause your downturn, but my suggestion is study again for the SAT and take it the next time you can. Good luck.</p>

<p>no they can hand grade the bubbles. but it’s costly</p>

<p>Yes, it’s possible.</p>

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