<p>Hi guys</p>
<p>Because of some problems in regards to the way the supervisor ruled in the test day, basically time, (SAT I Nov 5th), i made a complaint to the CB in hopes of getting an immediate solution and also a better administration in the test center in a future exam. A couple of weeks later, and considering my case, the CB gave me 2 choices: Either to eliminate my scores (without getting a refund or fee waiver for another test day) or to let them be realeased.</p>
<p>Here comes my dilemma: Considering that i’m applying to 3 top colleges (all of them aren’t part of the score-choice group) and that i think i improved in some sections (cr and writing) yet i consider i made a little worse in math, would you recommend me to eliminate my scores? (i still have that option until dec 12th) I once heard that it’s better for someone to make a big leap than to gradually improve his scores (I already have one SAT I from june, and i’m planning to retake it in January) and since i believe my scores won’t make that big jump in this test, i was thinking of eliminating them.</p>
<p>If any of you know about the ivies’ attitude toward a 3rd exam or a big leap, i would like him to comment it.</p>