<p>I signed up for Spanish and math IIC for the May test. But now i don't feel prepared for the Spanish test because of the vocabulary level. ( I'm not an native speaker.) So can i just not take the Spanish test and only the math one on the test day? Is there a $21 test type fee??? and do i need to call/email collegeboard or tell the proctor? </p>
<p>Also i've heard that if you cancel one of the subject tests you'll automatically cancel all of them. So if i don't take the spanish test I hope that grading machine won't count it as a canceled test and cancel my math score as well... :(</p>
<p>No, if you sign up for 2 tests, but only take 1, you will receive the score for that 1 test. There are no additional fees, you do not need to tell the proctor; simply walk out of the test room at the end of your first test. You will not be refunded for the other test though.</p>
<p>What happens on test day is you get a blank answer sheet, and a big book with all of the subjects in it. For each test, you find it in the book, and then bubble in the subject code on your answer sheet. So, you will only be marked for the tests you bubble in.</p>