<p>Is it possible in any way that the college you are applying to not to see your lowest score...For example...I want to apply to UVA and now am a junior, but I took sat I-old (big mistake) in sophomore december and got only an 1170, BUT i took it again after practice in november and got a 2230. I just want UVA to look at my 2230, and not at all see my 1170...is this possible..like can u cancel/withhold scores with CB?</p>
<p>they send all your scores whether you want them to or not</p>
<p>No. But, most applications ask you to list your best scores on the application itself. They will see all of your scores, but will see your best scores on the app.</p>
<p>If my friend recieved a 1050 freshman year do you think colleges would count or see that and might look less upon him? He is wondering since he does not have an account.</p>
<p>They will see that it was freshman year. I wouldn't worry about it, especially if his scores go up significantly.</p>
<p>Nobody cares if you got a low score before if you improved them now. Geez, it's almost as though you don't want them to know you're human.</p>
<p>Yes and no, yes if you carefully planned out your test taking schedule. No if you didnt. Basically you are taking advantage of the system.</p>