<p>i'm taking the IIC, LIT, and USHIST. I realized that I'm not as prepared for hist as I thought I was, I took APUS last year, but I haven't reviewed the material. If I cancel my score from the USHIST test, does that void my other two scores for IIC and LIT from tomorrow? </p>
<p>What happens if I just leave the test answer sheet blank? Would they only cancel my hist score, but keep the other two, or would they also cancel my other two scores?</p>
<p>I am pretty sure that you can change your mind on subject test on the testing day and that they will give you a different test if you want.</p>
<p>yea, I've already taken my 3 subject tests and I know I can switch into another subject sans the listening ones. But I wasn't sure how the cancellation policy works, thanks for the reply though!</p>
<p>Hm... that's an interesting question. I'm pretty sure that if you cancel one test, you cancel all three. The proctor said there are only two exceptions- if your calc malfunctions or if your cd malfunctions (listening tests). </p>
<p>Unless blanking the answer sheet is some secret method for cancelling only one...</p>