<p>I took the october SAT for reasoning, and i got my scores back, but i did so bad on writing that I was pretty shocked. when i got my questions and answer sheet i ordered, I found out that i skipped a question on one of the writing sections and so all of my answers after that got moved up one O_O and i got seven wrong this way. If i hadnt moved them up, they wouldve all been correct</p>
<p>the collegeboard site says this:</p>
<p>"If your marks conform to the published instructions for marking the answer sheet, but there was an irregularity in the scanning and/or scoring process, your score may change. In this circumstance, your adjusted score will be automatically reported and your score verification fee will be refunded.</p>
<p>If we can determine that you made an obvious error in filling in the information on the answer sheet (such as, but not limited to, placing your answers in the wrong section of the answer sheet or improperly recording the test identifying code), your score may change. In this situation, your adjusted score will be automatically reported; however, your score verification fee will not be refunded."</p>
<p>when it says “not limited to”, does my situation count? or should i suck it in and take it again O_O?</p>