<p>Something very unusual happened this morning when I tried to access my math level 2 score. The college board website stated that my score could be delayed for a week. However, when I obsessively checked again this afternoon, I saw a score. A very low score that I absolutely did not expect. In my defense, I am getting straight A’s in AP calculus so far. Should I request a score verification?</p>
<p>Getting A’s in AP calculus doesn’t automatically mean you will do really well on Math II, since the concepts tested are much different. However if you genuinely feel you should have scored much higher than you got, you can fill a Request for SAT Score Verification.</p>
<p>You may be right. I assumed that calculus demands a through understanding of the concepts tested on the subject test. I.e. algebraic functions, trigonometric geometry. I think I will verify my scores, simply because of the peculiar score delivery. </p>
<p>It does. However there are many other topics on Math II that aren’t covered in calculus but are covered in other fields.</p>