<p>I am in 10th grade, and I omitted 12 questions.</p>
<p>As some of you know, I didn't take world history, only AP European History. I am wondering if I should cancel my score that I took today and re-take it in october. I will self study the material by getting the AP World History book or something.</p>
<p>I am uncomfortable having a bad test score that colleges can see.</p>
<p>Is this a good idea?</p>
<p>I'm pretty confident I will get an 800 if I retake it, seeing how awesome the curve is (78/95 = 800?). I knew all of the european questions down, but I didn't know jack about the americas, and asia. I probably got like a 55-60 or so raw score. </p>
<p>Thoughts?</p>
<p>Oh, and I am taking AP USH, AP Chem, and AP English, (as well as math analysis (precalc) honors...to give you an idea of the other SAT IIs I will be able to take next year)</p>
<p>Im in tenth too. I cancelled it right when I finished the test because I knew it wasnt going to be a 750+
so yeah, I would cancel it. only because we have the time</p>
<p>Yeah you should, only because you're in 10th grade and can retake it :)
Plus i didnt know the curve was so high! Why cant it be this high for bio GAHHSHS.</p>
<p>It would be best if you are taking World History AP. Since you are not I would suggest that you take US Hist after your AP year. You only need 2-3 max for top 3 schools so 1 science, 1 math, and 1 of any other is enough.</p>
<p>I guess I'll take Chem, Math IIC (whatelse is there anyway?), and I think im going to take the World history one over. I think i got like a 600 but I'm pretty sure I can get an 800 if I actually learn over the material. I didn't study any of the world stuff so I didn't know a lot of the stuff. The curve is so generous. </p>
<p>Would it be bad to see what I got then take it over? Or should I just cancel anyway? The score won't be good.</p>
<p>Retakes are less of a problem than you seem to think they are, so I don't see a compelling reason to cancel the first score, especially if you took the test first in tenth grade. </p>